Associations to the word «Liturgical»
Noun
- Devotion
- Sunday
- Tradition
- Uniformity
- Protestantism
- Text
- Byzantine
- Prescription
- Furnishing
- Procession
- Incense
- Church
- Papacy
- Fasting
- Evangelical
- Epistle
- Sermon
- Octave
- Manuscript
- Piety
- Ordinary
- Latin
- Patriarch
- Antioch
- Relic
- Protestant
- Yiddish
- Creed
- Penance
- Schism
- Basilica
- Repertoire
- Crucifix
- Iconography
- Resurrection
- Cathedral
- Singing
- Pope
- Judaism
- Methodist
- Spiritual
- Repertory
- Blessing
- Tice
- Cleric
- Cyril
- Proper
- Usage
- Pali
- Benedict
- Setting
- Rosary
- Martyr
- Directive
- Norm
- Christianity
- Torah
- Constantinople
- Xii
- Slav
- Apostle
- Presbyterian
- Codex
- Masse
- Christian
- Dix
- Chancel
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
LITURGICAL, adjective. Pertaining to liturgy.
LITURGICAL ARMENIAN, proper noun. Old Armenian (language). The language is still used in some contexts by the Armenian Church, e.g. in some prayers and in monumental inscriptions.
LITURGICAL LANGUAGE, noun. (religion) A language of religious texts and ceremonies, such as Church Slavonic.
Dictionary definition
LITURGICAL, adjective. Of or relating to or in accord with liturgy.
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