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- Dictionaryenchiridion/ˌɛnkʌɪˈrɪdɪən/
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- 1. a book containing essential information on a subject. formal
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May 5, 2017 · Enchiridion is a noun that means handbook or manual. It comes from Late Latin and Greek words for hand. See examples of enchiridion in sentences and word history.
Enchiridion is a rare word meaning a handbook or manual. It comes from Greek enkheiridion, which means hand-held or pocket-sized. See the origin, history and usage of enchiridion in sentences.
Enchiridion is a rare word for a handbook or manual, from Late Latin and Greek. Learn its pronunciation, synonyms, and usage examples in British and American English.
Enchiridion is a rare word for a handbook or manual, derived from Greek enkheiridion. Find out its pronunciation, translation, and examples of usage from various sources.
Enchiridion is a noun that means a handbook or a manual. It comes from Late Latin enchīridion, from Greek enkheiridion, meaning "in the hand". See synonyms, origin, and sentence examples.
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An enchiridion is a handbook or manual that provides concise instructions or guidelines on a particular subject. In the context of Roman philosophy, it often refers to practical guides that focus on ethical living and Stoic principles, making complex ideas accessible for everyday application.
5 days ago · noun. a concise reference book providing specific information about a subject or location. synonyms: handbook, vade mecum. see more. something that offers basic information or instruction. a handbook of tables used to facilitate computation.
