requiem in Latin
requiem in Latin is missa pro defunctis — requiem means a religious ceremony, especially a Catholic Mass, held to honor and pray for the dead.
requiem in Latin
missa pro defunctis
A Mass (especially Catholic) to honor and remember a dead person.
What does "requiem" mean?
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noun A religious ceremony, especially a Catholic Mass, held to honor and pray for the dead.
"A requiem was held for the victims of the disaster."
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noun A musical composition written for such a ceremony, or more broadly any piece composed to memorialize the dead.
"Mozart's unfinished Requiem is one of his most famous works."
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requiem in a sentence
- A requiem was held for the victims of the disaster.
- Mozart's unfinished Requiem is one of his most famous works.
- The band wrote a quiet requiem for their late drummer.
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What is "requiem" in Latin?
"requiem" in Latin is missa pro defunctis. requiem means: A religious ceremony, especially a Catholic Mass, held to honor and pray for the dead.
How do you use "requiem" in a sentence?
Example: "A requiem was held for the victims of the disaster." In Latin, "requiem" is missa pro defunctis.
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