IHS
American-
Jesus Savior of Men.
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in this sign (the cross) shalt thou conquer.
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in this (cross) is salvation.
noun
Etymology
Origin of IHS
First recorded before 900; Old English, from Late Latin, from Greek; partial transliteration of the first three letters of Iēsoûs “Jesus”
Example Sentences
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The IHS has denied having ties to military operations.
From BBC
Health care spending per person by the IHS is just one-third of federal spending in the rest of the country, the Northern Arapaho Tribe in Wyoming said in court documents.
From Seattle Times
The majority of federally recognized tribes now contract with IHS to run at least part of their own health care programming.
From Seattle Times
The purpose of the IHS Produce Prescription Pilot Program is to help reduce food insecurity in Native American and indigenous communities by increasing access to traditional foods and produce.
From Salon
IHS researchers looked at 17,897 crashes involving a single passenger vehicle and a single pedestrian.
From Seattle Times
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