A manger (French - manger - to eat) is used to store hay and animal fodder. The animals (cows) were lead in to the manger in the evening to eat and possibly to be milked at the same time. They were then shut in, or into the byre, for security during the night.
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A manger is a wood, metal, or stone basin used for feeding animals.
Pigs usually eat from a trough. A manger is used to hold dry stuff - hay, etc.
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A manger is a trough or box used to hold food for animals, typically feeding troughs used for livestock. In a religious context, it refers to the feeding trough where Baby Jesus was placed in the Christian nativity story.
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Please put fresh hay in the manger, as we are expecting visitors. The manger is in the barn.
A 'dog in a manger' is a term often used towards someone who spoils enjoyment for others but gets no advantage themselves. Imagine a dog sitting in a manger preventing the horse from eating the hay. The dog cannot eat the hay itself but is resentlful of the horse enjoying its meal so it lays in the manger to spite the horse. These 'dogs' are usually jealous bitter people.
No. Child in a Manger is to the tune of Morning has Broken, whereas child in a manger born is a completely different song.
Jesus (God's son) was born in a stable and slept in the manger therefore resulting in the origins of the cristmas carol "Away in a manger"I am a christian, and this text is in my own words.
Manger is the verb "to eat" in french.
A manger is like a feeding trough