Hymned: meaning, definitions and examples
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hymned
[ hɪmd ]
sing praises
Hymned refers to the act of singing a hymn or a song of praise, often in a religious context. It can involve expressing admiration or reverence through musical composition. This term is commonly associated with worship services and ceremonies.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- The congregation hymned together during the service.
- They hymned in memory of the fallen heroes.
- She hymned beautifully on the church steps.
Translations
Translations of the word "hymned" in other languages:
🇵🇹 himenizado
- cantado
- elogiado
🇮🇳 गान किया गया
🇩🇪 gepriesen
- besungen
- hymnisiert
🇮🇩 dihymnkan
- dinyanyikan
- dipuji
🇺🇦 гімновано
- прославлено
- заспівано
🇵🇱 hymnizowany
- śpiewany
- wychwalany
🇯🇵 讃美された
- 歌われた
- 賛美歌を歌った
🇫🇷 hymnisé
- chanté
- loué
🇪🇸 himnado
- cantado
- elogiado
🇹🇷 ilahi söylenmiş
- övülmüş
- marş söylenmiş
🇰🇷 찬송된
- 노래된
- 찬양된
🇸🇦 مُنشَد
- مُنَشَدَ
- مُثَنَّى
🇨🇿 hymnován
- zpíván
- oslavován
🇸🇰 hymnovaný
- spievaný
- oslavovaný
🇨🇳 颂扬的
- 歌唱的
- 赞美的
🇸🇮 himeniziran
- peti
- hvaljen
🇮🇸 hymnized
- sung
- lofað
🇰🇿 әнұрандалған
- мақталған
- жырланған
🇬🇪 ჰიმნურად
- გაწვდილი
- გაწვდილი
🇦🇿 himn edilən
- tərif olunan
- oxunan
🇲🇽 himnado
- cantado
- alabado
Etymology
The term 'hymned' is derived from the word 'hymn,' which has its roots in Old Greek 'hymnos,' meaning a song of praise, particularly in a religious context. The Greek word passed into Latin as 'hymnus,' which retained a similar meaning. Over time, the term evolved in the English language to denote both the act of singing hymns and the songs themselves. Hymns have been an integral part of religious traditions across various cultures for centuries, serving as expressions of faith, community, and devotion. The verb form 'hymned' emerged as English speakers began to adapt and adopt these practices into their liturgical and musical traditions, particularly during the early Christian period when hymnody became a significant aspect of church services.