prenomen

[ pree-noh-muhn ]

noun

, plural pre·nom·i·na [pree-, nom, -, uh, -n, uh, -, noh, -m, uh, -], pre·no·mens.

1. a variant of praenomen.

prenomen

/ priːˈnəʊmɛn /

noun

1. a less common spelling of praenomen

Example Sentences

By that time, rid of the foreign prenomen, well allied by three good marriages, and since the American war of true blue Tory leanings, and thorough Church and King principles, the family was able to hold up its head among the best in the south of England.

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The prenomen, or divine name of Rameses, means “The supreme solar god, abounding in truth, approved of Ra.”

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This prenomen is repeated twice in each column of hieroglyphs, and as there are eight lateral columns cut by Rameses, it follows that this divine name occurs sixteen times on the obelisk.

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They appear above the second prenomen of this column of hieroglyphs.

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The prenomen is called the divine name, because it contains the name of the god from whom the king claims his descent, and often the deities also by whom he is beloved, and with whom he claims relationship.

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