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apo·ly·ti·kion
\ˌäˌpȯlēˈtēˌkyȯn\ noun
(plural apolyti·kia \-yä\)
Etymology: Middle Greek, alteration of apolytikon, from neuter of apolytikos absolving, dismissing, from Greek apolytos freed, dismissed (from apolyein to dismiss) + -ikos -ic
: the concluding hymn sung in the Eastern Church at the end of offices (as matins and vespers) and varying from day to day according to the calendar |