| 释义 |
or·thros
\ˈȯrˌthrȯs\ noun
or or·thron \-thrȯn\
(plural orthroses or orthrons)
Usage: often capitalized
Etymology: orthros from Late Greek, from Greek, dawn, sunrise; orthron from Middle Greek or New Greek, alteration of Late Greek orthros; akin to Greek orthos straight, upright — more at orth-
: the morning office in the Eastern Orthodox Church somewhat corresponding to the Latin lauds |