The term 'Benedictine Title' refers to a set of titles used by members of the Benedictine Order, a Catholic religious order founded in the 6th century. The titles include DOM (3 letters), which stands for 'Dominus, ' meaning 'LORD'; EREMITES (7 letters), which refers to a hermit; CHANT (5 letters), which refers to the singing of liturgical music; BEDE (4 letters), which stands for 'Benedictine Day'; NUN (3 letters), which refers to a female member of the order; and DEO (3 letters), which stands for 'Deo, ' meaning 'GOD.' Together, these titles represent the various roles and responsibilities of members of the Benedictine Order.