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Definition of manus
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of manus is as below...
Manus (n.) The
distal
segment
of the fore limb,
including
the
carpus
and fore foot or
hand..
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Illumination
::
Illumination
(v. t.) That which is
illuminated,
as a
house;
also, an
ornamented
book or
manuscript..
Patrial
::
Patrial
(n.) A
patrial
noun. Thus
Romanus,
a
Roman,
and
Troas,
a woman of Troy, are
patrial
nouns,
or
patrials..
Majusculae
::
Majusculae
(n. pl.)
Capital
letters,
as found in
manuscripts
of the sixth
century
and
earlier..
Antiquary
::
Antiquary
(n.) One
devoted
to the study of
ancient
times
through
their
relics,
as
inscriptions,
monuments,
remains
of
ancient
habitations,
statues,
coins,
manuscripts,
etc.; one who
searches
for and
studies
the
relics
of
antiquity..
Folio
::
Folio (n.) A leaf of a book or
manuscript.
Rubric
::
Rubric
(n.) That part of any work in the early
manuscripts
and
typography
which was
colored
red, to
distinguish
it from other
portions..
Blur
::
Blur (v. t.) To
render
obscure
by
making
the form or
outline
of
confused
and
uncertain,
as by
soiling;
to
smear;
to make
indistinct
and
confused;
as, to blur
manuscript
by
handling
it while damp; to blur the
impression
of a
woodcut
by an
excess
of ink..
Page
::
Page (v. t.) To mark or
number
the pages of, as a book or
manuscript;
to
furnish
with
folios..
Miniature
::
Miniature
(v.)
Originally,
a
painting
in
colors
such as those in
mediaeval
manuscripts;
in
modern
times,
any very small
painting,
especially
a
portrait..
Hiatus
::
Hiatus
(n.) An
opening;
an
aperture;
a gap; a
chasm;
esp., a
defect
in a
manuscript,
where some part is lost or
effaced;
a space where
something
is
wanting;
a
break..
Collation
::
Collation
(v. t.) The act of
collating
or
comparing;
a
comparison
of one copy er thing (as of a book, or
manuscript)
with
another
of a like kind;
comparison,
in
general..
Manus
::
Manus (pl. ) of Manu.
Autograph
::
Autograph
(n.) That which is
written
with one's own hand; an
original
manuscript;
a
person's
own
signature
or
handwriting.
Manuscript
::
Manuscript
(a.)
Written
with or by the hand; not
printed;
as, a
manuscript
volume..
Reader
::
Reader
(n.) One who reads
manuscripts
offered
for
publication
and
advises
regarding
their
merit.
Fan Palm
::
Fan palm () Any palm tree
having
fan-shaped
or
radiate
leaves;
as the
Chamaerops
humilis
of
Southern
Europe;
the
species
of Sabal and
Thrinax
in the West
Indies,
Florida,
etc.; and
especially
the great
talipot
tree
(Corypha
umbraculifera)
of
Ceylon
and
Malaya.
The
leaves
of the
latter
are often
eighteen
feet long and
fourteen
wide, and are used for
umbrellas,
tents,
and
roofs.
When cut up, they are used for books and
manuscripts..
Briefman
::
Briefman
(n.) A
copier
of a
manuscript.
Stich
::
Stich (n.) A line in the
Scriptures;
specifically
(Hebrew
Scriptures),
one of the
rhythmic
lines in the
poetical
books and
passages
of the Old
Treatment,
as
written
in the
oldest
Hebrew
manuscripts
and in the
Revised
Version
of the
English
Bible..
Paleograph
::
Paleograph
(n.) An
ancient
manuscript.
Index
::
Index (n.) The
second
digit,
that next
pollex,
in the
manus,
or hand; the
forefinger;
index
finger..
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