Examples of 'sancto' in a sentence
Meaning of "sancto"
sancto (adjective) - The term 'sancto' is likely a shortened or colloquial form of the word 'sanctuary' or 'sanctified.' It could be used informally to describe something as sacred, holy, or protected, similar to the meaning of 'sanctuary.'
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Cum sancto Spritu in the Gloria of his Missa.
Historia de sancto Cuthberto.
So it was renamed Monte Cavallo, and therefore the church, Sancto Andree Horse.
The first publication is, Hugonis de Sancto Victore De sacramentis Christiane fidei, ed.
The village is first recorded in a diploma from 1333 when a sacerdos de Sancto Martino was mentioned.
Gloria in Excelsius spiritu sancto omnibus . Then you put the host in . - Repeat the incantation.
Contremisce et effuge, invocato a nobis sancto et terribili nomine.
Fontes narrativi de Sancto Ignacio ( Writings about St Ignatius by his contemporaries ), 4 volumes.
The final movement is a setting of the words Cum Sancto Spiritu, in gloria Dei Patris.
It contains a fugue " Cum Sancto Spiritu ", and ends with a fast Amen.
Our hope is born from “ de Spiritu Sancto ex Maria virgine ”.
Its inhabitants are called Sancto Prixins-and-Prixines Sancto.
