Etymology:
- Ab le latino epiphania[1], greco ἐπιφάνεια (epiphaneia) pro "apparentia" o "manifestation", de epiphainein un verbo que significa "manifestar", del prefixo epi- e le verbo phainein pro "monstrar"
| Epiphania |
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| instantia de: Christian holy day[*] |
| parte de: Christmastide[*] |
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| precedite per: Twelfth Night[*] |
| Commons: Epiphany |
Definition:
- die festive ecclesiastic in commemoration del venita del Reges Magos al prime manifestation del Christo al gentiles, o in le Ecclesia Orthodoxe in commemoration del baptismo de Jesus Christo
- apparentia o manifestation, specialmente illo de un esser divin
- un subite realisation, perception o manifestation del signification essential de alco
- le comprension intuitive pro medio de alco como un evento sovente un cosa simple ma choccante
- un occurrentia illuminante pro un persona
Vide etiam
- apparentia
Referentias
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