Holy-day

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 243
ho'li-da, n. a holy day a religious fest i- val a day for the commemoration of some event. Holy Ghost. hr»'U g«Vt, Holy Spirit, hr/h spir'it. u tlie thud person of the Tnnity. [Holy and A S. £rf\t See Ghost.] Holy-Office, hr/h-of n the holy tribunal: the Imposition THoly and Offioe.J Holy One. wnn, n. the one who holy, by way of mpliasis God Christ one separated to the serv of lod. Holy orders, luVU ot'ders, n ordination to the rank of minister in holy things the Christian ministry. [Holy and Orders Holy rood, hob-rood, the holy cro in R. Cuh churches, over the entrance to the chant, el lHoly and Rood.] Holy Spirit See Holy Ghost Holystone. hr/h-sLGn, n a stone used by seamen for leaning the decks. to scrub with a hob sioue. Holy -Thursday, luVli-thur/do, «. the day on which the ascension of our Saviour coinmemoiatcd, ten days befotc Whit sun tide Holy water, hc> b-waw'tcr, n water consecrated by tin priest for sprinkling persons and things.
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