triodion
noun
tri·odion
trēˈȯt͟hyȯn
plural triodia
-yȧ
: a liturgical book of the Eastern church containing the offices from the fourth Sunday before Lent to Easter including canons having usually only three odes instead of the regular nine
Word History
Etymology
Middle Greek triōidion, from Greek tri- three + ōidē ode
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