Definition of Hand of Glory in English:

Hand of Glory

noun ˌhand ə(v) ˈɡlɔːri

historical

Originally: a charm made from or consisting of the root of a mandrake (now rare). Later: a charm or talisman made from the dried and pickled hand of an executed criminal, used especially (with a specially prepared candle placed within it) to render the occupants of a house motionless during a burglary.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Le Lorrain de Vallemont's Curiosities in Husbandry and Gardening. From hand + of + glory, after French main de gloire, alteration of mandeglore, mandegloire by folk-etymological association with main hand, de, and gloire.

Definition of Hand of Glory in US English:

Hand of Glory

nounˌhand ə(v) ˈɡlɔːri

historical

Originally: a charm made from or consisting of the root of a mandrake (now rare). Later: a charm or talisman made from the dried and pickled hand of an executed criminal, used especially (with a specially prepared candle placed within it) to render the occupants of a house motionless during a burglary.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Le Lorrain de Vallemont's Curiosities in Husbandry and Gardening. From hand + of + glory, after French main de gloire, alteration of mandeglore, mandegloire by folk-etymological association with main hand, de, and gloire.

单词	Hand of Glory
释义	Definition of Hand of Glory in English: Hand of Glory noun ˌhand ə(v) ˈɡlɔːri historical Originally: a charm made from or consisting of the root of a mandrake (now rare). Later: a charm or talisman made from the dried and pickled hand of an executed criminal, used especially (with a specially prepared candle placed within it) to render the occupants of a house motionless during a burglary. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Le Lorrain de Vallemont's Curiosities in Husbandry and Gardening. From hand + of + glory, after French main de gloire, alteration of mandeglore, mandegloire by folk-etymological association with main hand, de, and gloire. Definition of Hand of Glory in US English: Hand of Glory nounˌhand ə(v) ˈɡlɔːri historical Originally: a charm made from or consisting of the root of a mandrake (now rare). Later: a charm or talisman made from the dried and pickled hand of an executed criminal, used especially (with a specially prepared candle placed within it) to render the occupants of a house motionless during a burglary. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Le Lorrain de Vallemont's Curiosities in Husbandry and Gardening. From hand + of + glory, after French main de gloire, alteration of mandeglore, mandegloire by folk-etymological association with main hand, de, and gloire.
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