hôtel-Dieu
/ˌ(h)əʊtɛl ˈdjəː/(also hôtel Dieu, hotel'Dieu)
noun
Chiefly in French-speaking contexts: a hospital.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Evelyn (1620–1706), diarist and writer. From French hôtel-Dieu hospital for paupers which is maintained by the Church, chief hospital in a large town or city from hôtel + Dieu God.
- (on) this side of the grave
- ontic
- ontical
- ontically
- Godard, Jean-Luc
- Godavari
- godawful
- god-bairn gift
- god-bairn's gift
- God bless
- God-born
- God-botherer
- God-bothering
- God-box
- godbrother
- god-bush
- godchild
- goddam
- Goddamme
- Goddammit
- goddamn
- goddamned
- God damn me
- God damn (you, him, etc.)
- Goddard, Robert Hutchings