alleluia in Irish
alleluia in Irish is aililiú — alleluia means an expression of praise or joy, especially in religious worship; a variant of "hallelujah.".
alleluia in Irish
aililiú
A liturgical form of hallelujah.
What does "alleluia" mean?
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interjection An expression of praise or joy, especially in religious worship; a variant of "hallelujah."
"The choir burst into a joyful "Alleluia!" at the end of the service."
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noun A piece of music or chant built around this word, often sung before the Gospel reading in church.
"The organist played the alleluia as the procession began."
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alleluia in a sentence
- The choir burst into a joyful "Alleluia!" at the end of the service.
- The organist played the alleluia as the procession began.
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What is "alleluia" in Irish?
"alleluia" in Irish is aililiú. alleluia means: An expression of praise or joy, especially in religious worship; a variant of "hallelujah."
How do you use "alleluia" in a sentence?
Example: "The choir burst into a joyful "Alleluia!" at the end of the service." In Irish, "alleluia" is aililiú.
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