chantry UK
ˈtʃæn.tri
chantries
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Definition of chantry - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
worship spaceDatedUKchapel for Masses for the deceasedDatedUK
  • The chantry was beautifully decorated with stained glass.
2.
donation fundDatedUKmoney or property given for daily Masses for soulsDatedUK
  • The wealthy family established a chantry in the cathedral.
benefaction bequest endowment
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  • chantry: chapel for Masses for the deceased
    chapel for Masses for the deceased

Origin of chantry

Old French, chanterie (singing)

Terms with chantry included in their meaning

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religion
priest who sings in a chantry

Examples of chantry in a sentence

  • A new chantry was built in memory of the king.
  • They funded a chantry for the monks.
  • The chantry's income supported daily prayers.

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  1. French:chapelle funéraire, chapellenie, ...
  2. German:Votivkapelle, Seelgerät, ...
  3. Italian:cappella per messe, cappellania, ...
  4. Spanish:capilla funeraria, capellanía, ...
  5. Portuguese:capela, capela de sufrágio, ...
  6. Chinese:祈祷堂, 祭祀基金, ...
  7. Japanese:礼拝堂, 永代ミサ基金, ...
  8. Arabic:مَصْلَى, وَقْف قُدَّاس, ...
  9. Hebrew:בֵּית תְּפִלָּה, קַנְטוֹרִיָּה, ...
  10. Russian:часовня, чантери, ...
  11. Ukrainian:каплиця, кантрі, ...
  12. Hindi:चैन्ट्री, धार्मिक निधि, ...

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