hymnary
Americannoun
plural
hymnariesEtymology
Origin of hymnary
From the Medieval Latin word hymnārium, dating back to 1885–90. See hymn, -ary
Example Sentences
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The young student was so successful in his rendering of the former hymn that it subsequently found a place in the Norwegian church hymnary.
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Specifically, there is no collection of hymns in existence which might correspond to a modern hymnary.
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But the Greek Church can boast of many hymn writers in her communion, whose compositions would do no discredit to our Western hymnaries.
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