chant in Latin
chant in Latin is cano — chant means to sing or speak words in a repetitive, rhythmic way, often as a group.
chant in Latin
cano
To sing, especially without instruments, and as applied to monophonic and pre-modern music.
What does "chant" mean?
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verb To sing or speak words in a repetitive, rhythmic way, often as a group.
"The fans chanted the team's name as the players walked out."
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noun A repeated rhythmic phrase, or a simple melody used for religious or ritual singing.
"The protest march was full of chants demanding change."
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chant in a sentence
- The fans chanted the team's name as the players walked out.
- Monks chanted softly during the evening service.
- The protest march was full of chants demanding change.
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What is "chant" in Latin?
"chant" in Latin is cano. chant means: To sing or speak words in a repetitive, rhythmic way, often as a group.
How do you use "chant" in a sentence?
Example: "The fans chanted the team's name as the players walked out." In Latin, "chant" is cano.
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