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hymnody
English
Etymology
From Old French hymnodie, from Latin hymnodia, from Ancient Greek ??????? (humn?idía), from ??????? (humn?idé?, “I sing a hymn”), from ????? (húmnos, “song of praise”) + ????? (aeíd?, “I sing”).
Pronunciation
- (Received Pronunciation, US) IPA(key): /?h?m.n?.di/
Noun
hymnody (countable and uncountable, plural hymnodies)
- (uncountable) The writing, composing, or singing of hymns or psalms.
- 1721, Thomas Ken, "Vrania: or, the Spou?e's Garden", The Works of the Right Reverend, Learned and Pious, Thomas Ken, D.D., Vol. IV, J. Wyat, page 448,
- Primeval Wor?hip, Lord, retrieve, / For who?e Decays the Faithful grieve, / For as thy Temple-Off'rings fall or ri?e, / Hymnody chills or fires, Religion lives or dies.
- 1721, Thomas Ken, "Vrania: or, the Spou?e's Garden", The Works of the Right Reverend, Learned and Pious, Thomas Ken, D.D., Vol. IV, J. Wyat, page 448,
- (countable) The hymns of a particular church or of a particular time.
- 1718, William Gordon, An Apology for the Use of the English Liturgy and Worship, J. Bettenham, page 56
- Therefore do we recite this Seraphick Theology delivered to us, that in that cæle?tial Hymnody we may communicate with the Heavenly Ho?t …
- 1718, William Gordon, An Apology for the Use of the English Liturgy and Worship, J. Bettenham, page 56
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hymnodist
English
Etymology
hymnody +? -ist
Noun
hymnodist (plural hymnodists)
- A composer of hymns.
- A person who studies hymnody.
Synonyms
- hymnist
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