Bacula is the Latin word for cane or staff.
From the Latin word sanctus meaning holy.
According to dictionary.com it is from the word "canna" or "cane"
The Latin equivalent of the name Dennis (or Denis, as Parisians spell the name of their patron saint) is Dionysius.
In Latin, the name "Joseph" is phonetically translated into "Iosephus" (yo-see-fus), as there is no letter "J" in the Latin alphabet. If you really want to be picky, the name "Joseph" comes from the Hebrew "Yosef", which translates to "God increases/may add". In Latin, that would be "Deus accedo". I love my name
facundos I'm Joseph and I'm boss!
It is the same word in French: Une cane
Saint Joseph is male - he has no 'feminine name'. However, the female version of the name Joseph would be Josephina or Josefina.
The word "cane" rhymes with pain and means a walking stick.
No, the term patron saint is not capitalized unless it is used as a title for a particular individual. eg. Patron Saint Jude. The same is true for the word 'saint.' It is only capitalized when used as a title - Saint Joseph, for example.
When it is part of the proper nou n. Examples: St. Peter Sai nt Joseph
The only 7 letter word for cane I can think of is support.
'cane' in french is 'canne'