prosodion
- noun
- Specialized
- The choir sang the prosodion as the clergy entered the church.
Examples
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The choir sang a beautiful prosodion during the ceremony.
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Ancient manuscripts describe the use of a prosodion in early processional ceremonies.
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A solemn prosodion echoed through the cathedral during the religious festival.
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Did you hear the prosodion at the procession last night?
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The choir sang the prosodion as the clergy entered the church.
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A solemn prosodion echoed through the cathedral during the religious festival.
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Ancient manuscripts describe the use of a prosodion in early processional ceremonies.
Synonyms
A piece of music played during a formal walk in a ceremony
Surface Forms
Etymology
Prosodion comes from the Greek parts pros- 'toward' and ode 'song', the same ode you find in English. So a prosodion is a hymn or short song sung while people move in a religious procession.