ssm̃us

Latin

Adjective

ssm̃us (feminine ssm̃a, neuter ssm̃um); first/second-declension adjective

  1. Abbreviation of sānctissimus (“holiest, very holy”).
    • 1933, Analecta Augustiniana‎, volume 15, page 26:
      In exsecutionem igitur sui huius propositi idem Ssm̃us Dominus Noster […]
      For the execution of this purpose of his, therefore, our same Most Holy Lord […]
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