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analogion

[ ah-nah-law-yee-awn; English an-l-oh-jee-on ]

noun

, Greek Orthodox Church.
, plural a·na·lo·gi·a [ah-nah-, law, -yee-ah, an-l-, oh, -jee-, uh], a·na·lo·gi·ons.
  1. a lectern.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of analogion1

< Greek analogeîon, derivative of analégesthai to read through ( ana- ana- + légein to gather, collect, speak)

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