liturgy in Greek
liturgy in Greek is λειτουργία — liturgy means a set of prescribed rituals performed in worship, or the book in which they are written down.
liturgy in Greek
λειτουργία
Pronounced: leitourgia
A predetermined or prescribed set of rituals that are performed, usually by a religion; a book in which they are recorded.
What does "liturgy" mean?
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noun A set of prescribed rituals performed in worship, or the book in which they are written down.
"The liturgy has changed little over the centuries."
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noun An official worship service of the Christian church.
"The liturgy begins at ten on Sunday morning."
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liturgy in a sentence
- The liturgy has changed little over the centuries.
- He knew the words of the liturgy by heart.
- The liturgy begins at ten on Sunday morning.
- Visitors are welcome to attend the liturgy.
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What is "liturgy" in Greek?
"liturgy" in Greek is λειτουργία. liturgy means: A set of prescribed rituals performed in worship, or the book in which they are written down.
How do you pronounce λειτουργία?
"liturgy" in Greek is λειτουργία, pronounced "leitourgia".
How do you use "liturgy" in a sentence?
Example: "The liturgy has changed little over the centuries." In Greek, "liturgy" is λειτουργία.
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