Definition of prime-sign in English:

prime-sign

verb ˈprʌɪmsʌɪn

Christian Church historical

with object To mark with the sign of the cross before baptism; to make (a person) a Christian convert or initiate.

Origin

Middle English; earliest use found in Ormulum. Probably from Anglo-Norman primseingner, primsener, primsenier, primsiner, primeseiner and Old French primsener, primseignier to mark (a person) with the sign of the cross before baptism, to make the sign of the cross over (a person); further etymology uncertain.

Definition of prime-sign in US English:

prime-sign

verbˈprʌɪmsʌɪn

Christian Church historical

with object To mark with the sign of the cross before baptism; to make (a person) a Christian convert or initiate.

Origin

Middle English; earliest use found in Ormulum. Probably from Anglo-Norman primseingner, primsener, primsenier, primsiner, primeseiner and Old French primsener, primseignier to mark (a person) with the sign of the cross before baptism, to make the sign of the cross over (a person); further etymology uncertain.

单词	prime-sign
释义	Definition of prime-sign in English: prime-sign verb ˈprʌɪmsʌɪn Christian Church historical with object To mark with the sign of the cross before baptism; to make (a person) a Christian convert or initiate. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Ormulum. Probably from Anglo-Norman primseingner, primsener, primsenier, primsiner, primeseiner and Old French primsener, primseignier to mark (a person) with the sign of the cross before baptism, to make the sign of the cross over (a person); further etymology uncertain. Definition of prime-sign in US English: prime-sign verbˈprʌɪmsʌɪn Christian Church historical with object To mark with the sign of the cross before baptism; to make (a person) a Christian convert or initiate. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Ormulum. Probably from Anglo-Norman primseingner, primsener, primsenier, primsiner, primeseiner and Old French primsener, primseignier to mark (a person) with the sign of the cross before baptism, to make the sign of the cross over (a person); further etymology uncertain.
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