LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
noun · neuterthird declension

chrīstogramma

chrīstogramma n (genitive chrīstogrammatis)
Classical[kʰrɪs.tɔˈɡram.ma]Ecclesiastical[kris.toˈɡram.ma]

Meaning

  1. New LatinChristogram
    Imperator paludatus stans, d. labarum, cui inscriptum Christogramma, s. sceptrum; adstante et imperatorem coronante Victoria.1839, Museum Münterianum. pars III. Numos Byzantiorum aliorumque et antiquitates varii generis continens (auction catalogue), page 18:
    Cernuntur tantum nonnullae litterae et christogrammata graphio scripta in parietibus, sed numquam uidentur antiqua, immo uero saec. XIX et XX.1992, Inscriptiones Christianae vrbis Romae septimo saecvlo antiqviores: Nova series, volume 10, page 161:

Declension

declension
formsingularplural
nominativechristogrammachristogrammata
genitivechristogrammatischristogrammatum
dativechristogrammatīchristogrammatibus
accusativechristogrammachristogrammata
ablativechristogrammatechristogrammatibus
vocativechristogrammachristogrammata

Origins

From Chrīstus + -o- + gramma. Nonce-usage in 19th-century German numismatics, used in parallel with German Christogramm for Latin monogramma Christi, from the later 20th century more frequently used in Latin-language literature on art history and epigraphy.

Quick answers

What does chrīstogramma mean in Latin?
chrīstogramma, a noun, means “Christogram”.
What is the genitive of chrīstogramma?
The genitive singular is chrīstogrammatis. chrīstogramma is neuter, third declension.
How do you pronounce chrīstogramma?
In classical Latin, [kʰrɪs.tɔˈɡram.ma]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [kris.toˈɡram.ma].