Definition of hymnary in English:

hymnary

nounPlural hymnaries ˈhɪmnəriˈhɪmnəri

another term for hymnal
Example sentencesExamples
- We are all thoroughly enjoying using the new church hymnaries and are beginning our preparations for the Christmas Season.
- Although Marriott is virtually unknown as a writer outside of the church, this work is a well-crafted poem, and is still a popular item in present-day hymnaries.
- He taught them Greek and Latin, and wrote for them psalteries, hymnaries, and breviaries.
- They were to sit in cloister when reading each reading his own book, save those who might be singing from antiphoners, graduals, or hymnaries.
- Translations by him appear in Welsh hymnaries; he also made metrical renderings in Welsh of passages from Homer's Iliad.
- This hymn is found in many manuscript Polish and Bohemian hymnaries of the fourteenth centuries.
- The fourth edition of the hymnary is said to be the most Scottish yet with more than 100 hymns by Scottish composers.
- Only 290 of the 825 entries remain from the old hymnary which was last updated in 1973.
- Feet shuffled and timeworn hymnaries were opened with trembling hands.
- The new hymnary has to reflect what is being sung in Scottish.

Definition of hymnary in US English:

hymnary

nounˈhimnərēˈhɪmnəri

another term for hymnal
Example sentencesExamples
- The fourth edition of the hymnary is said to be the most Scottish yet with more than 100 hymns by Scottish composers.
- This hymn is found in many manuscript Polish and Bohemian hymnaries of the fourteenth centuries.
- They were to sit in cloister when reading each reading his own book, save those who might be singing from antiphoners, graduals, or hymnaries.
- Only 290 of the 825 entries remain from the old hymnary which was last updated in 1973.
- Feet shuffled and timeworn hymnaries were opened with trembling hands.
- We are all thoroughly enjoying using the new church hymnaries and are beginning our preparations for the Christmas Season.
- Although Marriott is virtually unknown as a writer outside of the church, this work is a well-crafted poem, and is still a popular item in present-day hymnaries.
- He taught them Greek and Latin, and wrote for them psalteries, hymnaries, and breviaries.
- Translations by him appear in Welsh hymnaries; he also made metrical renderings in Welsh of passages from Homer's Iliad.
- The new hymnary has to reflect what is being sung in Scottish.

单词	hymnary
释义	Definition of hymnary in English: hymnary nounPlural hymnaries ˈhɪmnəriˈhɪmnəri another term for hymnal Example sentencesExamples We are all thoroughly enjoying using the new church hymnaries and are beginning our preparations for the Christmas Season. Although Marriott is virtually unknown as a writer outside of the church, this work is a well-crafted poem, and is still a popular item in present-day hymnaries. He taught them Greek and Latin, and wrote for them psalteries, hymnaries, and breviaries. They were to sit in cloister when reading each reading his own book, save those who might be singing from antiphoners, graduals, or hymnaries. Translations by him appear in Welsh hymnaries; he also made metrical renderings in Welsh of passages from Homer's Iliad. This hymn is found in many manuscript Polish and Bohemian hymnaries of the fourteenth centuries. The fourth edition of the hymnary is said to be the most Scottish yet with more than 100 hymns by Scottish composers. Only 290 of the 825 entries remain from the old hymnary which was last updated in 1973. Feet shuffled and timeworn hymnaries were opened with trembling hands. The new hymnary has to reflect what is being sung in Scottish. Definition of hymnary in US English: hymnary nounˈhimnərēˈhɪmnəri another term for hymnal Example sentencesExamples The fourth edition of the hymnary is said to be the most Scottish yet with more than 100 hymns by Scottish composers. This hymn is found in many manuscript Polish and Bohemian hymnaries of the fourteenth centuries. They were to sit in cloister when reading each reading his own book, save those who might be singing from antiphoners, graduals, or hymnaries. Only 290 of the 825 entries remain from the old hymnary which was last updated in 1973. Feet shuffled and timeworn hymnaries were opened with trembling hands. We are all thoroughly enjoying using the new church hymnaries and are beginning our preparations for the Christmas Season. Although Marriott is virtually unknown as a writer outside of the church, this work is a well-crafted poem, and is still a popular item in present-day hymnaries. He taught them Greek and Latin, and wrote for them psalteries, hymnaries, and breviaries. Translations by him appear in Welsh hymnaries; he also made metrical renderings in Welsh of passages from Homer's Iliad. The new hymnary has to reflect what is being sung in Scottish.
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