theody
noun
the·o·dy
ˈthēədē
plural -es
: a hymn praising God
Word History
Etymology
modification (influenced by the-) of Italian teodia, from te- the- (from Late Latin theo-) + -odia (as in melodia melody, from Late Latin)
- nonredundant
- nonrefillable
- nonreflecting
- nonreflective
- nonreflexive
- nonrefundable
- nonregent
- nonregulated
- nonregulation
- nonregulations
- nonregulatory
- nonreimbursable
- nonrelative
- nonrelatives
- A-sharp
- A-sharp major
- A-sharp minor
- a-sharps
- A-stage resin
- a-t
- A-type star
- A-V node
- a-z
- a.m.
- a/one step ahead of