Definition of sticheron in English:

sticheron

noun ˈstɪkərɒn

Orthodox Church

A type of liturgical hymn or troparion, sung during the morning and evening services in the Orthodox Church, typically in alternation with verses from the psalms.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Mason Neale (1818–1866), Church of England clergyman and author. From Byzantine Greek στιχηρόν versicle, use as noun (short for τροπάριον στιχηρόν troparion sung after a verse (or verses) of a psalm) of στιχηρός composed in verse, set out like poetry, in verses from ancient Greek στίχος line, verse + -ηρος, extended form of -ρος, suffix forming adjectives.

Definition of sticheron in US English:

sticheron

nounˈstɪkərɒn

Orthodox Church

A type of liturgical hymn or troparion, sung during the morning and evening services in the Orthodox Church, typically in alternation with verses from the psalms.

单词	sticheron
释义	Definition of sticheron in English: sticheron noun ˈstɪkərɒn Orthodox Church A type of liturgical hymn or troparion, sung during the morning and evening services in the Orthodox Church, typically in alternation with verses from the psalms. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Mason Neale (1818–1866), Church of England clergyman and author. From Byzantine Greek στιχηρόν versicle, use as noun (short for τροπάριον στιχηρόν troparion sung after a verse (or verses) of a psalm) of στιχηρός composed in verse, set out like poetry, in verses from ancient Greek στίχος line, verse + -ηρος, extended form of -ρος, suffix forming adjectives. Definition of sticheron in US English: sticheron nounˈstɪkərɒn Orthodox Church A type of liturgical hymn or troparion, sung during the morning and evening services in the Orthodox Church, typically in alternation with verses from the psalms. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Mason Neale (1818–1866), Church of England clergyman and author. From Byzantine Greek στιχηρόν versicle, use as noun (short for τροπάριον στιχηρόν troparion sung after a verse (or verses) of a psalm) of στιχηρός composed in verse, set out like poetry, in verses from ancient Greek στίχος line, verse + -ηρος, extended form of -ρος, suffix forming adjectives.
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