paternoster
81paternoster — noun (C) the Lord s Prayer …
82paternoster — pa·ter·nos·ter …
83paternoster — pa•ter•nos•ter [[t]ˈpeɪ tərˈnɒs tər, ˈpɑ , ˈpæt ər [/t]] n. 1) rel (often cap.) Also, Pa′ter Nos′ter. the Lord s Prayer, esp. in the Latin form 2) rel a recitation of this prayer as an act of worship 3) rel one of certain large beads in a rosary …
84paternoster — /patəˈnɒstə/ (say pahtuh nostuh) noun 1. Also, Pater Noster. the Lord s Prayer, especially in the Latin form. 2. a recital of this prayer as an act of worship. 3. one of certain beads in a rosary, usually every eleventh bead, differing in size or …
85paternoster — n. Lord s Prayer, or recital of it; rosary bead on which this is said; curse or spell; bead like moulding; doorless, continuously moving lift/elevator …
86paternoster — pa|ter|nos|ter sb., paternost(e)ret, paternostre, paternostrene (fadervor; rosenkrans) …
87Paternoster — 1Pa|ter|nọs|ter, das; s, (Vaterunser) 2Pa|ter|nọs|ter, der; s, (ständig umlaufender Aufzug) …
88paternoster — see PATRON …
89paternoster — n. 1 a the Lord s Prayer, esp. in Latin. b a rosary bead indicating that this is to be said. 2 a lift consisting of a series of linked doorless compartments moving continuously on a circular belt. Etymology: OE f. L pater noster our father …
90Paternoster — n. 1 a the Lord s Prayer, esp. in Latin. b a rosary bead indicating that this is to be said. 2 a lift consisting of a series of linked doorless compartments moving continuously on a circular belt. Etymology: OE f. L pater noster our father …
