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18:06 Nov 10, 2009 |
Hungarian to English translations [PRO] Names (personal, company) | |||||||
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5 +1 | Hospitaller Prof. Dr. István Nyáry |
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Hospitaller Prof. Dr. István Nyáry Explanation: A Magyar Katolikus Lexikonból: ispotályos (lat. hospitalarius): 1. kezdetben az →ispotály papja. - 2. a →keresztes háborúk idején a zarándokokat és betegeket gondozó →lovagrendek tagjainak neve (→Jeruzsálemi Szent János Lovagrend, →Német Lovagrend, →Szent Lázár Lovagrend, →Vörös Csillagkeresztes Lovagok). - 3. A 12. sz-tól a betegápoló férfi és női szerzetes-közösségek tagjait is mondják ~nak (→irgalmasok, →betegápoló apácák). ** JM Latin-English Dictionary hospitalarius a knight of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem; a hospitaller or hostillar| a monk whose duty is to attend to guests| the steward of the guest-house; a guest-master Máltán Hospitallert használnak (nem hostillart). |
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