Benedictus
ˌbɛnɪˈdɪktəs
Definition

Definition of Benedictus - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
ChristianityTECH.Gospel canticle from Luke 1:68–79TECH.
  • The choir sang the Benedictus during the service.
canticle hymn
2.
religionTECH.the second part of the Sanctus in Christian liturgyTECH.
  • The Benedictus was beautifully chanted by the choir.
canticle hymn
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Origin of Benedictus

Latin, benedictus (blessed)

Examples of Benedictus in a sentence

  • During Advent, the Benedictus holds special significance.
  • The priest recited the Benedictus during the service.
  • We sang the Benedictus as part of the morning prayer.

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  6. Chinese:祝福颂, 本笃经, ...
  7. Japanese:ベネディクトゥス, ...
  8. Arabic:بنديكتوس, ...
  9. Hebrew:בֵּנֵדִיקְטוּס, ...
  10. Russian:Бенедиктус, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Бенедиктус, Benedictus, ...
  12. Hindi:बेनेडिक्टस, बेनेडिक्टुस, ...

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