Manse

Definitions: Manse

Manse

Noun

1. A large and imposing house.

2. The residence of a clergyman (especially a Presbyterian clergyman).

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Date "manse" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1882. (references)

Etymology: Manse \Manse\, noun. [from Late Latin expression mansa, mansus, mansum, farm, from the Latin expression manere, mansum, to stay, dwell. See Mansion, Manor.]. (Websters 1913)

Synonyms: Manse

Temple

Parsonage, rectory, vicarage, manse, deanery, glebe; Vatican; bishop's palace; Lambeth.

Crosswords: Manse

Seomgaeguli manse (1972)

Sadhi Manse (1965)

Ingan manse (1962)

Jayu manse (1946)

Aapli Manse (1979)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Books

• An Auld Licht Manse, and Other Sketches (Short Story Index Reprint Series) (reference)

• My uncle George : the respectful recollections of a backslider in a highland manse (reference)

• Lady of the Manse (reference)

• Mosses from an Old Manse (reference)

• Samuel Workman : the minister and his manse : an affectionate tribute to the Rev. Samuel Workman, B.A., B.D (reference)

  (more book examples)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Old Manse from the highway, Concord, Massachusetts.Credit: Library of Congress.

The Old manse, Concord, Massachusetts.Credit: Library of Congress.

The Old Manse, Concord.Credit: Library of Congress.

Deerfield, Massachusetts restoration. Manse I.Credit: Library of Congress.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Expression using "manse": Capital manse. Additional references.

Ending with "manse": calder-manse.

Albanian

shtëpi prifti. (various references)

Bulgarian 

жилище на свещеник (vicarage). (various references)

Farsi 

محل سکنی (By), خانه مسکونی , خانه کشیش . (various references)

Finnish

pappila (rectory, vicarage). (various references)

French

presbytère. (various references)

German

pfarrhaus (parsonage, presbytery, rectory, vicarage). (various references)

Greek 

πρεσβυτέριο (parsonage, presbytery, rectory), οικία εφημερίου (rectory). (various references)

Hungarian

paplak skótul. (various references)

Italian

casa parrocchiale. (various references)

Manx

thie shirveishagh. (various references)

Pig Latin

ansemay

Portuguese

mansarda (garret), presbitério (parsonage, presbytery, vicarage). (various references)

Romanian

casã parohialã (parsonage, presbytery). (various references)

Russian 

дом пастора (parsonage). (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

sveštenička kuća. (various references)

Spanish

casa del pastor (parsonage). (various references)

Turkish

papaz evi (parsonage, presbytery). (various references)

Ukranian 

будинок пастора. (various references)

Derivations

Words beginning with "manse": manservant, manses. (additional references)

Misspellings

"Manse" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: amnes, anse, anze, hasnae, kansei, Macnissi, Maese, maise, Maisel, Manaen, Manasa, manasir, Manaso, Manasse, Manesse, manest, manev, manie, manne, mannie, mansa, mansef, mansel, Manseng, manser, Mansin, mansit, Manso, mante, manz, manza, Manzer, Manzie, manzo, manzur, mapse, marnes, Marse, marsei, mase, masned, Mause, Maynes, mayse, mcans, menase, menes, Menise, mensa, mensae, Mense, mensed, menset, mensex, menshe, Mensi, menso, menze, mesneux, Mijnssen, minise, minse, mnso, monse, monsi, Monsue, Monzi, Msans, munsel, Munsen, munset, Mwanza, Zaanse. (additional references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

Direct Anagrams: amens, manes, means, mensa, names, nemas.

-1 letter: amen, anes, maes, mane, mans, mean, mesa, name, nema, same, sane, seam.

-2 letters: ane, ems, ens, mae, man, mas, men, nae, nam, sae, sea, sen.

-3 letters: ae, am, an, as, em, en, es, ma, me, na, ne.

+1 letter: amends, aments, amines, animes, ashmen, desman, enemas, gasmen, inseam, lemans, manges, manses, mantes, mavens, menads, mensae, mensal, mensas, mesian, messan, namers, ramens, remans, seaman, seamen, semina, stamen, unseam, yamens.

+2 letters: acumens, almners, almsmen, ambones, ammines, amnesia, amnesic, amnesty, anadems, anemias, anomies, anthems, baseman, basemen, batsmen, bedamns, bemeans, bemoans, benames, bynames, cinemas, daemons, damners, dampens, daysmen, demands, demeans, deskman, desmans, embanks, enamels, enamors, encamps, engrams, enigmas, etamins, examens, famines, flamens, gamines, germans, haemins, hetmans, inmates, inseams, jasmine, kamseen, kinemas, laments, lensman, maddens, madness, maenads, magnets, maidens, malines, manages, manches, maneges, mangels, mangers, mangles, mangoes, manless, manners, mannose, mantels, mantles, manures, manwise, marines, martens, masoned, meaners, meanest, meanies, medians, medinas, medusan, menaces, menages, menials, messans, messman, misname, moaners, monades, newsman, oarsmen, pneumas, remains, remands, renames, sagamen, samisen, sandmen, sarment, seaming, seedman, seminal, seminar, sideman, smarten, sokeman, stamens, sunbeam, surname, swagmen, tameins, tandems, unmakes, unseams.

+3 letters: abdomens, adenomas, agendums, agnomens, ailments, albumens, alienism, aliments, almoners, alumines, ambients, amenders, amentias, amidines, amidones, amnesiac, amnesias, amnesics, amnestic, amniotes, amylenes, anaemias, anemones, anemoses, anemosis, aneurism, aneurysm, animates, animuses, augments, axonemes, bailsmen, bandsmen, basement, beadsman, beadsmen, bedesman, bimensal, bluesman, boatsmen, calmness, carmines, casement, chessman, clansmen, cragsmen, cremains, daemones, daimones, dalesman, dalesmen, damndest, dampness, diamines, duramens, easement, emanates, empanels, emplanes, enamines, enamours, endgames, enflames, enframes, ensample, etamines, examines, flamines, foramens, fraenums, freshman, gambeson, gamelans, gameness, gamesman, gamesmen, gaminess, garments, glassmen, hambones, handsome, harmines, headsman, headsmen, helmsman, hematins, herdsman, hogmanes, horseman, houseman, humanest, humanise, imagines, impanels, infamies, inflames, jasmines, jobnames, kamseens, khamseen, lameness, laminose, landsmen, leadsman, leadsmen, linesman, machines, madrones, maenades, magentas, magnates, magnesia, magnesic, magnetos, maleness, manacles, managers, manatees, manchets, mandates, mandrels, maneless, mangiest, manglers, manholes, manifest, manilles, maniples, manliest, mannites, mannoses, manropes, manteaus, mantises, mantlets, manurers, margents, mariners, marksmen, marlines, matinees, matiness, maunders, maundies, maziness, meanders, meanings, meanness, mediants, medusans, megatons, melanges, melanics, melanins, melanism, melanist, melanous, menacers, menazons, meniscal, menorahs, menstrua, mensural, menswear, mesnalty, methanes, minarets, minerals, mintages, misagent, misatone, misbegan, miseaten, mislearn, misnamed, misnames, mistaken, monerans, monstera, montages, montanes, moraines, mundanes, mutagens, nameless, namesake, nametags, neoplasm, neuromas, numerals, nutmeats, onstream, overmans, paeanism, pampeans, panmixes, payments, pembinas, pemicans, pennames, pleonasm, prenames, pressman, raftsmen, raiments, ramekins, ransomed, ransomer, reinsman, remnants, rhamnose, romaines, romances, romanise, salesman, salesmen, sameness, samisens, sarmenta, sarments, seamanly, seamount, seedsman, semantic, seminars, seminary, semolina, sheepman, simazine, smaltine, smartens, smearing, sonarmen, spaceman, spacemen, spearman, spearmen, steaming, sunbeams, sunbeamy, superman, surnamed, surnamer, surnames, sycamine, talesman, talesmen, tameness, tonearms, trashmen, unamused, unmakers, unmasked, unmasker, unseamed, unshamed, varments, veganism, verseman, warmness, womanise.

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