Laetare Sunday
noun
Lae·ta·re Sunday lā-ˈtär-ē- 
-ˈter-
: the fourth Sunday in Lent
Word History
Etymology
Latin laetare, singular imperative of laetari to rejoice
First Known Use
circa 1870, in the meaning defined above
- unendurablenesses
- unendurably
- unenduring
- unenergetic
- unenforceable
- unenforced
- unenforcible
- unenfranchised
- unengaged
- unengaging
- unenjoyable
- unenjoyed
- unenjoying
- unenlarged
- unenlightened
- unenlightening
- unenlightenments
- unenlivened
- unennobled
- unenquiring
- unenriched
- unenrolled
- unenslaved
- unentailed
- unentangle