psalter in Japanese
psalter in Japanese is 聖詠, サルター, ソルター — psalter means the Book of Psalms, especially when it is published as a stand-alone volume rather than as part of the whole Bible.
psalter in Japanese
聖詠
サルター
Pronounced: sarutā
ソルター
Pronounced: sorutā
詩篇
Pronounced: shihen
What does "psalter" mean?
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noun The Book of Psalms, especially when it is published as a stand-alone volume rather than as part of the whole Bible.
"The choir sang from an old, illustrated psalter."
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noun In Catholic tradition, a rosary of 150 beads used for reciting the Psalms.
"He prayed the psalter, moving his fingers along its 150 beads."
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psalter in a sentence
- The choir sang from an old, illustrated psalter.
- A medieval psalter often had beautifully decorated initial letters.
- He prayed the psalter, moving his fingers along its 150 beads.
- The psalter is a longer form of rosary than the usual five-decade version.
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What is "psalter" in Japanese?
"psalter" in Japanese is 聖詠, サルター, ソルター. psalter means: The Book of Psalms, especially when it is published as a stand-alone volume rather than as part of the whole Bible.
How do you use "psalter" in a sentence?
Example: "The choir sang from an old, illustrated psalter." In Japanese, "psalter" is 聖詠, サルター, ソルター.
Are there other ways to say "psalter" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "psalter": 聖詠, サルター, ソルター, 詩篇.
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