MAISON-DIEU

Meaning of MAISON-DIEU in English

ˌmāˌzōⁿˈdyə̇ noun

( plural maisons-dieu “)

Etymology: Middle English mesondieu, masondewe, from Middle French meson-Dieu, maison-Dieu, from Old French, from maison house + Dieu God (from Latin deus god) — more at deity

: hostel , hospital

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MAISON — n. residence, home, house (French)
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MAISON — (французское) дом; фирма
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MAISON — n фр. дом; фирма
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MAISON — (n) дом; фирма
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MAISON — n фр. дом; фирма
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MAISON — n фр. дом; фирма
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MAISON — (французское) дом; фирма
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PRIE-DIEU — noun (plural ~x) Etymology: French, literally, pray God Date: 1760 a kneeling bench designed for use by a person at …
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MAISON DE SANTÉ — foreign term Etymology: French private hospital ; asylum
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DIEU VOUS GARDE — foreign term Etymology: French God keep you
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DIEU ET MON DROIT — foreign term Etymology: French God and my right
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PRIE-DIEU — (ˈ)prēd|y]ə(r), ˈprēdē|], ]ə̄ noun ( plural prie-dieus or prie-dieux -(z) ; also prie-dieu ) Etymology: French prie-Dieu, literally, pray God …
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HOTEL DIEU — lˈdyə(r), -yə̄ noun ( plural hotels dieu -l(z)ˈd-) Usage: capitalized D Etymology: French hôtel-Dieu, from Old French ostel Dieu, from …
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DENIER À DIEU — dənyāȧdyœ̅ noun ( plural deniers à dieu “) Usage: sometimes capitalized 2d D Etymology: French : god's penny
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SPÉCIALITÉ DE LA MAISON — /spe syah lee tay deuh lann may zawonn"/ , French. the specialty of the house (used in referring to the …
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PRIE-DIEU — /pree"dyoo"/ ; Fr. /prddee dyue"/ , n. , pl. prie-dieus, prie-dieux /-dyooz"/ , Fr. prie-dieu . a piece of furniture …
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MAISON DE MOLIÈRE, LA — Fr. /lann me zawonn" deuh maw lyerdd"/ . See Comédie Française .
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HÔTEL-DIEU — /oh tel dyue"/ , n. pl. hôtels-Dieu /oh tel dyue"/ . French. a hospital. [ lit., mansion of God ]
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MAISON DE SANTÉ — foreign term Etymology: French : private hospital : asylum
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PRIE-DIEU — noun ( plural prie-dieux -ˈdyə(r)(z), -ˈdyœ(z)) Etymology: French, literally, pray God Date: 1760 1. : a kneeling bench designed for …
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PRIE-DIEU — [prie-dieu] n, pl prie-dieux [F, lit., pray God] (1760) 1: a kneeling bench designed for use by a person at …
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DIEU VOUS GARDE — [Dieu vous garde] [F] foreign term : God keep you
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DIEU ET MON DROIT — [Dieu et mon droit] [F] foreign term : God and my right--motto on the British royal arms
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PRIE-DIEU — praying desk for one individual with a knee bench close to the floor and a vertical panel supporting an armrest, …
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HOTEL DIEU — French Htel-dieu, in France, any medieval hospital; the name now refers only to those whose history goes back to the …
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MAISON-CARRE — Roman temple at Nmes, Fr., in remarkably good repair. According to an inscription, it was dedicated to Gaius and Lucius …
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PRIE-DIEU — prie-dieu BrE AmE ˌpriː ˈdjɜː ˈ•• AmE -ˈdjʊ ▷ prie-dieu|s, ~x z —or as singular —French [ pʁi djø ]
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DIEU ET MON DROIT — Dieu et mon droit BrE AmE ˌdjɜː r eɪ mɒn ˈdrwɑː AmE ˌdjʊ eɪ mɔːn ˈdwɑː —French [ djø e …
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DIEU ET MON DROIT — Dieu et mon droit /ˌdjɜː eɪ mɒn ˈdrwɑː $ ˌdjuː eɪ mɑːn ˈdrwɑː/ BrE AmE French God and my right; …
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SOULT — biographical name Nicolas-Jean de Dieu 1769-1851 Duc de
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ADIEU — noun (plural ~s or ~x) Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French a deu, a dieu, literally, to God Date: 14th century …
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MANCE, JEANNE — born Nov. 12, 1606, Langres, France died June 1673, Montreal French founder of the first hospital in Montreal. A member …
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MAISONETTE — noun also mai·son·nette |māzō|net ( -s ) Etymology: French maisonnette, from Old French, diminutive of maison house, from Latin mansion-, …
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BONDIEUSERIE — bōnˌdyüzəˈrē noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from bon Dieu dear Lord (from bon good + dieu god, from Latin …
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MAISONETTE — /may'zeuh net"/ , n. 1. a small house, esp. one connected to a large apartment building. 2. an apartment, usually …
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MAISONETTE — noun Etymology: French maisonnette, from Old French, diminutive of maison house, from Latin mansion-, mansio dwelling place — more at …
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MAISONETTE — [ ˌmeɪzə'nɛt ] ■ noun a set of rooms for living in, typically on two storeys of a larger building …
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MAISONETTE — [mai.son.ette] n [F maisonnette, fr. OF, dim. of maison house, fr. L mansion-, mansio dwelling place--more at mansion] (1793) 1: …
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BOURBON, HOUSE OF
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