BEATUS

Meaning of BEATUS in English

bāˈäd.əs, -ätəs, -äd.(ˌ)u̇, -ä(ˌ)tu̇s sometimes bēˈād.əs, -ātəs noun

( plural bea·ti bāˈäd.(ˌ)ē, -ä(ˌ)tē sometimes bēˈād.ˌī, -āˌtī)

Etymology: Latin, blessed, happy — more at beatific

Roman Catholicism : a man or boy who has been beatified

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BEATITUDE — noun Etymology: Latin beatitudo, from beatus Date: 15th century 1. a state of utmost bliss, b. — used as a …
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BEATITUDE — bēˈad.ə̇ˌtüd, -ˈatə̇ˌ-, -ə̇.ˌtyüd noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin beatitudo, from beatus happy + -tudo -tude 1. : the quality …
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BEATIFIC — |bēə|tifik adjective also be·a·tif·i·cal -fə̇kəl Etymology: Latin beatificus, from beatus happy (from past participle of beare to bless, make happy) …
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BEATI — plural of beatus
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BEATA — bāˈäd.ə, -ätə, -äd.(ˌ)ä, -ä(ˌ)tä sometimes bēˈād.ə, -ātə noun ( plural bea·tae bāˈäd.(ˌ)ā, -ä(ˌ)tā sometimes bēˈād.(ˌ)ē, -ā(ˌ)tē, -ād.ˌī, -āˌtī ; also …
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POSTULATOR — /pos"cheuh lay'teuhr/ , n. Rom. Cath. Ch. a priest who presents a plea for a beatification or the canonization of …
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DEVIL'S ADVOCATE — 1. a person who advocates an opposing or unpopular cause for the sake of argument or to expose it to …
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BEATITUDE — noun Etymology: Latin beatitudo, from beatus Date: 15th century 1. a. : a state of utmost bliss b. — used …
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BEATIFY — transitive verb ( -fied ; -fy·ing ) Etymology: Middle French beatifier, from Late Latin beatificare, from Latin beatus + facere …
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BEATIFIC — adjective Etymology: Latin beatificus making happy, from beatus happy, from past participle of beare to bless; perhaps akin to Latin …
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BEATITUDE — [ bɪ'atɪtju:d ] ■ noun 1》 supreme blessedness. ↘( the Beatitudes ) the blessings listed by Jesus in the Sermon …
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BEATIFY — [ bɪ'atɪfʌɪ ] ■ verb ( beatifies , ~ing , beatified ) (in the Roman Catholic Church) announce the beatification …
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BEATITUDE — [be.at.i.tude] n [L beatitudo, fr. beatus] (15c) 1 a: a state of utmost bliss b--used as a title for a …
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BEATIFY — [be.at.i.fy] vt -fied ; -fy.ing [MF beatifier, fr. LL beatificare, fr. L beatus + facere to make--more at do] (1535) …
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BEATIFIC — [be.atif.ic] adj [L beatificus making happy, fr. beatus happy, fr. pp. of beare to bless; perh. akin to L bonus …
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FROBEN, JOHANN — born c. 1460, , Hammelburg, Franconia died October 1527, Basel, Switz. also spelled Johannes Frobenius the most famous of the …
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BEATITUDE — / biˈætɪtjuːd; NAmE -tuːd/ noun the Beatitudes [ pl. ] ( in the Bible ) the eight statements made by …
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BEATIFY — / biˈætɪfaɪ; NAmE / verb ( be·ati·fies , be·ati·fy·ing , be·ati·fied , be·ati·fied ) [ vn ] ( of the …
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BEATIFIC — / ˌbiːəˈtɪfɪk; NAmE / adjective ( formal ) showing great joy and peace : a beatific smile / expression •• …
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BEATIFY — be ‧ at ‧ i ‧ fy /biˈætəfaɪ, biˈætɪfaɪ/ BrE AmE verb ( past tense and past participle beatified , …
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BEATIFIC — bea ‧ tif ‧ ic /ˌbiːəˈtɪfɪk◂/ BrE AmE adjective [ Date: 1600-1700 ; Language: Latin ; Origin: beatificus 'making happy' …
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BEATITUDE — n. 1 blessedness. 2 (in pl.) the declarations of blessedness in Matt. 5:3-11. 3 a title given to patriarchs in …
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BEATIFY — v.tr. (-ies, -ied) 1 RC Ch. announce the beatification of. 2 make happy. [F b÷atifier or eccl.L beatificare f. L …
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BEATIFIC — adj. 1 colloq. blissful (a beatific smile). 2 a of or relating to blessedness. b making blessed. øøbeatifically adv. [F …
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