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Definition of orison - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
prayerDated reverent petition to a deityDated
- The monk's orison was heard in the quiet chapel.
- Her orison at dawn was a daily ritual.
- The priest's orison echoed through the ancient temple.
Origin of orison
Latin, orare (to pray)
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- French:oraison, ...
- German:Gebet, ...
- Italian:orazione, ...
- Spanish:oración, ...
- Portuguese:oração, ...
- Chinese:祈祷, ...
- Japanese:祈り, ...
- Arabic:دعاء, ...
- Hebrew:תְּפִלָּה, ...
- Russian:молитва, ...
- Ukrainian:молитва, ...
- Hindi:प्रार्थना, ...
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