The principal mistake in it is this, that it has been overlooked that the Prophet here expresses the nature of the Messiah and of His time in the form of a nomen proprium.
It was not without meaning that, as early as in the apostolic times, the "Saints" was a kind of nomen proprium of believers, comp.
The name is, of course, not to be considered as an ordinary nomen proprium, but as a designation of his nature and character.
For this name does not there stand as an ordinary nomen proprium, but as an honorary name, to designate the high dignity and destination of the Servant of God.
The latter expression had become so much a nomen proprium of Jerusalem, that the full depth of its meaning was no more thought of.
Jeremiah), cannot simply be considered as a nomen proprium; but, on the contrary, that there is a strong probability that it is not so.
I daresay you will think these Nomen a strange race, but I am going to tell you something stranger still concerning them, and that is that none of them could talk, no--not one!
I warrant me she will never be saucy to the Nomen again!
Calling to one of the Nomen who were waiting, "Make haste, you brown rascal, and fill me a glass of wine!
If it be composed of the first three, then the nomen corresponds to what in heraldry is called a rebus.
The nomen is the family name or surname of the monarch.
The goose and disk mean "son of the sun," and almost invariably precede the nomen of the king, because kings were thought to be lineal descendants of the supreme solar deity.
The nomen therefore in this case may be rendered, "Thothmes, the holy, the true.
The sense of the thing is that the "company" is a nomen collectivum for the members.
Huntynge or haukynge If any of hem use, His boost of his benefice Worth by-nomen hym after.
Thanne greved hym a goliardeis, A gloton of wordes, And to the aungel an heigh Answerde after: 280 Dum rex a regere Dicatur nomen habere; Nomen habet sine re, Nisi studet jura tenere.
For Makometh and Mede Mys-happe shul that tyme, 2030 For melius est bonum nomen quam divitiae multae.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "nomen" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
