pentecostarion

American  

[pen-dee-kaws-tah-ree-awn, pen-ti-ko-stair-ee-on] / ˌpɛn di kɔsˈtɑ ri ɔn, ˌpɛn tɪ kɒˈstɛər iˌɒn /

noun

Greek Orthodox Church.

PLURAL

pentecostaria, pentecostarions

1. a service book of offices for the period from Easter to the Sunday after Pentecost.

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Etymology

Origin of pentecostarion

< Late Greek pentēkostárion, equivalent to Greek pentēkost ( ḗ ) Pentecost + -arion < Latin -ārium -ary

Example Sentences

For the original, the translator has gone to the service-books, and for the most part has confined himself to the hymns which are to be found in the Triodion, containing the Lenten services; and in the Pentecostarion, in which are found the hymns for the services of Easter and Pentecost.

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