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hymnary

[ him-nuh-ree ]
/ ˈhɪm nə ri /

noun, plural hym·na·ries.

a hymnal.

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Origin of hymnary

From the Medieval Latin word hymnārium, dating back to 1885–90. See hymn, -ary

Words nearby hymnary

Hymettian, Hymettus, Hymie, hymn, hymnal, hymnary, hymn book, hymnist, hymnody, hymnology, hyoepiglottic
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