lection
ˈlɛkʃən
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Definition of lection - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
lesson or churchTECH.selected text read for a lesson or religious serviceTECH.
  • The lection was read aloud during the service.
lesson pericope
2.
textual variantDatedvariant reading in specific text editionDated
  • Scholars debated the lection found in the manuscript.
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Origin of lection

Latin, lectio (reading)

Examples of lection in a sentence

  • At morning prayer, the lection surprised everyone with its relevance.
  • The lection in this edition differs from the original.
  • Experts analyzed the lection for historical accuracy.

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  1. French:lecture, lection, ...
  2. German:Lesung, Lesart, ...
  3. Italian:lettura liturgica, lezione, ...
  4. Spanish:lectura, lección, ...
  5. Portuguese:leitura, variante textual, ...
  6. Chinese:经文选读, 变体读法, ...
  7. Japanese:朗読箇所, 異文, ...
  8. Arabic:قِرَاءَة, اختلاف نصي, ...
  9. Hebrew:קְרִיאָה דָּתִית, קְרִיאָה לֶקְצִיָּה, ...
  10. Russian:чтение, вариант чтения, ...
  11. Ukrainian:лекція, ...
  12. Hindi:पाठ, पाठ्य भिन्नता, ...

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