Noun:

ક્રોસ માર્ક,

sign of the cross's Usage Examples:

The sign of the cross (three fingers imprinted on the forehead, torso, right then left shoulders).

the minister"s hands over the congregation, or blessing with the sign of the cross.

the hagiographical account of Saint George and the Dragon mentions the evildoer being tamed with the sign of the cross and a girdle handed to Saint George.

tradition for Christians to trace repeatedly on their foreheads the sign of the cross.

The beast came after him, but Columba made the sign of the cross and commanded: Go no further.

sign of the cross to ward off evil, as well as when people coughed or sneezed.

A comrade-in-arms recalled that he ostentatiously parodied the sign of the cross by reciting "In the name of Marx, Engels.

came out in canoes making the sign of the cross and saying "Buenos días, matelotes!" in perfect sixteenth century Spanish ("Good day, sailors!"), this being.

Making the sign of the cross (Latin: signum crucis), or blessing oneself or crossing oneself, is a ritual blessing made by members of some branches of Christianity.

To conclude:The Holy God on the medallion;The optional closing prayer, still on the medallion;Any further intentions; andThe sign of the cross.

drew out his sword and garnished him with the sign of the cross, and rode hardily against the dragon which came towards him, and smote him with his spear.

In 16th-century England, people cross fingers or make the sign of the cross to ward off evil, as well as when people coughed or sneezed.

reason, there is traditionally no movement in the church including no reverencing of icons or making the sign of the cross.

Synonyms:

tramp, track, drive, take, pass, traverse, bridge, get across, ford, cut through, crisscross, cover, get over, stride, hop, go through, cut across, course, pass over, jaywalk, go across, walk,

Antonyms:

survive, invalidate, disallow, decertify, disapprove,