lectionary
ˈlɛkʃənɛri
lectionaries
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Definition of lectionary - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

worship scheduleTECH.volume of selected sacred passages arranged for use in ceremoniesTECH.
  • The priest read today’s passage from the lectionary during the service.
  • The old lectionary on the altar was bound in worn red leather.
  • According to the lectionary, next week’s readings focus on forgiveness and reconciliation.
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Origin of lectionary

Latin, lectio (reading) + -ary (pertaining to)

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  1. French:lectionnaire, ...
  2. German:Lektionar, ...
  3. Italian:lezionario, ...
  4. Spanish:leccionario, ...
  5. Portuguese:lecionário, ...
  6. Chinese:选读经文集, ...
  7. Japanese:聖書日課, ...
  8. Arabic:كِتَاب القِرَاءَات, ...
  9. Hebrew:לֶקְצְיוֹנָר, ...
  10. Russian:лекционарий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:лекціонарій, ...
  12. Hindi:लेक्शनरी, ...

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