hymnist
- noun
- /ˈhɪmnɪst/
- The famous hymnist wrote many songs for the church choir.
Examples
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As a dedicated hymnist, she contributed several new pieces to the annual hymnal.
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The hymnist wrote beautiful songs for the church.
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Many churches honor the work of a hymnist by singing their compositions during services.
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Many hymnists gather at the annual festival.
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Many churches today rely on a hymnist to create new songs for their worship services.
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The hymnist wrote beautiful melodies that complemented the congregation's chants.
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As a well-respected hymnist, she was invited to lead the music at several religious conferences.
Synonyms
A person who writes music as a job
A person who makes the words and music for popular tunes
A person who writes or sings the religious songs in the Bible
A person who sings or writes music
A person who writes songs for a living
A person who writes or performs tunes
A person who writes the words of songs
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word hymnist comes from the Greek root hymnos, meaning 'song of praise', and the ending -ist, meaning 'one who'. Like a songwriter who makes songs, a hymnist is someone who writes hymns for worship.