SANCTI SPÍRITUS

Meaning of SANCTI SPÍRITUS in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˌsäŋk-tē-ˈspē-rē-ˌtüs ]

geographical name

city W central Cuba SE of Santa Clara population 85,499

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SANCTI SPÍRITUS — geographical name city W central Cuba SE of Santa Clara population 85,499
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SANCTI SPIRITUS — Pronunciation: ˌ sä ŋ k-t ē - ' sp ē -r ē - ˌ tüs Function: geographical name city W …
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SPIRITUS — ˈspirəd.əs, in ecclesiastical use often -pirēˌtüs or -pērēˌtüs noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, spirit, breath 1. : spirit 21 …
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SPIRITUS — n. spirit (Latin)
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SPIRITUS — spiritus BrE AmE ˈspɪr ɪt əs -ət- AmE \ -ət̬-
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SPIRITUS — придыхание (в греческом языке) (латинское) спирт - * frumenti виски
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SPIRITUS — _I ʹspırıtəs n лингв. придыхание ( в греческом языке ) _II ʹspırıtəs n лат. спирт spiritus frumenti - шутл. виски
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SPIRITUS — (n) придыхание; спирт
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SPIRITUS — I [ʹspırıtəs] n лингв. придыхание ( в греческом языке ) II [ʹspırıtəs] n лат. спирт ~ frumenti - шутл. виски
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SPIRITUS — _I ʹspırıtəs n лингв. придыхание ( в греческом языке ) _II ʹspırıtəs n лат. спирт spiritus frumenti - шутл. виски
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SPIRITUS — придыхание (в греческом языке) (латинское) спирт - * frumenti виски
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SPIRITUS LENIS — -ˈlānə̇s, -ˈlen-, -ˈlēn- noun Etymology: Late Latin : smooth breathing
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SPIRITUS FRUMENTI — -früˈmentē, -n.ˌtī noun Etymology: New Latin, literally, spirit of grain : whiskey
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SPIRITUS ASPER — -ˈaspə(r) noun Etymology: Late Latin : rough breathing
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SPIRITUS VINOSUS — /spir"i teuhs vuy noh"seuhs/ (in prescriptions) spirits of wine; alcohol. [ spiritus vinosus ]
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SPIRITUS LENIS — /spir"i teuhs lee"nis/ ; Lat. /spee"rddi toos' lay"nis/ . See smooth breathing . [ spiritus lenis ]
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SPIRITUS FRUMENTI — /spir"i teuhs frooh men"tuy, -tee/ whiskey. [ spiritus frumenti lit., the spirit (or life) of grain ]
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SPIRITUS ASPER — /spir"i teuhs as"peuhr/ ; Lat. /spee"rddi toos ahs"perdd/ . See rough breathing . [ spiritus asper ]
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SANCTI SPRITUS — city, capital, Sancti Spritus province, central Cuba. Founded in 1516 on the Ro Tuinic, the settlement was moved to the …
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SPIRITUS FLAT UBI — (лат.) spiritus flat ubi vulf - дух веет, где хочет
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SPIRITUOUS — adjective Etymology: probably from French spiritueux, from Latin spiritus spirit Date: 1662 containing or impregnated with alcohol obtained by distillation
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SPIRITUAL — I. adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French & Late Latin; Anglo-French espirital, ~, from Late Latin ~is, from Latin, of …
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SPIRITOSO — adjective Etymology: Italian, from spirito spirit, from Latin spiritus Date: circa 1724 animated
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ESPRIT — noun Etymology: French, from Old French espirit, Latin spiritus spirit Date: 1573 vivacious cleverness or wit, ~ de corps
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SPIRITUAL — I. ˈspirə̇ch(ə)wəl, -chəl sometimes -rēch- adjective Etymology: Middle English spirituel, spiritual, from Middle French & Medieval Latin; Middle French spirituel, …
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SPIRIT — I. ˈspirə̇t, chiefly dial ˈsper-; usu -ə̇d.+V noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English, from Old French …
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LENIS — I. ˈlēnə̇s, ˈlān- adjective Etymology: New Latin, from Late Latin, smooth (of breathing, as in Late Latin spiritus lenis ), …
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SVT — abbreviation Etymology: Latin spiritus vini tenuis proof spirit of wine
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SVR — abbreviation Etymology: Latin spiritus vini rectificatus rectified spirit of wine
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SV — abbreviation 1. safety valve 2. sailing vessel 3. [Latin Sanctitas Vestra ] Your Holiness 4. sluice valve 5. [Latin spiritus …
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SS — abbreviation 1. often capitalized both Ss saints 2. often capitalized both Ss [Latin sancti ] saints 3. often capitalized both …
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SPRITE — ˈsprīt, usu -īd.+V noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English sprit, from Old French esprit, from Latin spiritus — more …
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SMOOTH BREATHING — noun Etymology: translation of Late Latin spiritus lenis 1. : a mark ' placed over some initial vowels in Greek …
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ROUGH BREATHING — noun Etymology: translation of Late Latin spiritus asper 1. : a mark ʽ used in Greek over some initial vowels …
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PETER'S PENCE — noun plural but usually singular in construction Usage: usually capitalized 1st P Etymology: Middle English Peteres pens, plural of Peteres …
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HERB GERARD — -jəˈrärd, -ˈjeˌrärd noun ( plural herbs gerard or herb gerards ) Usage: usually capitalized G Etymology: translation of Medieval Latin …
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HERB CHRISTOPHER — -ˈkristəfə(r) noun ( plural herbs christopher or herb christophers ) Usage: usually capitalized C Etymology: translation of New Latin or …
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SS. — 1. Saints. [ sancti ] 2. Schutzstaffel. 3. See ss . (def. 1).
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SANCTITUDE — /sangk"ti toohd', -tyoohd'/ , n. holiness; saintliness; sanctity. [ 1400-50; late ME sanctitud sanctitudo, equiv. to sancti-, comb. form of …
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CUBA, FLAG OF — national flag with three blue and two white horizontal stripes and a red triangle at the hoist bearing a white …
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SANCTIFY — sancti|fy BrE AmE ˈsæŋ k t ɪ |faɪ -ə- ▷ sancti|fied faɪd ▷ sancti|fier/s fa ɪ ‿ə/z AmE \ faɪ‿ …
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