Associations to the word «Hymn»
Noun
- Praise
- Rishi
- Prayer
- Sang
- Deity
- Worship
- God
- Psalm
- Veda
- Stanza
- Hymn
- Song
- Tune
- Cantata
- Liturgy
- Chanting
- Singing
- Anthem
- Aphrodite
- Shout
- Chant
- Patriarch
- Rig
- Mantra
- Indra
- Creator
- Ode
- Recitation
- Invocation
- Sing
- Melody
- Watts
- Catechism
- Nativity
- Thanksgiving
- Delight
- Sermon
- Hermes
- Lds
- Choir
- Accompaniment
- Sahib
- Luther
- Verse
- Iliad
- Guru
- Lingua
- Siva
- Joy
- Wesley
- Elegy
- Sacrifice
- Spiritual
- Osiris
- Heaven
- Scripture
- Refrain
- Bach
- Methodist
- Footnote
- Syriac
- Apollo
- Cadence
- Unitarian
- Chorus
- Prelude
- Unison
- Adoration
- Holy
- Congregation
- Zeus
- Incense
- Sabbath
- Shaker
- Praising
Adjective
Wiktionary
HYMN, noun. A song of praise or worship.
HYMN, verb. (transitive) To sing (a hymn).
HYMN, verb. (transitive) To praise or extol in hymns.
HYMN BOOK, noun. Alternative form of hymnbook
HYMN BOOKS, noun. Plural of hymn book
Dictionary definition
HYMN, noun. A song of praise (to God or to a saint or to a nation).
HYMN, verb. Sing a hymn.
HYMN, verb. Praise by singing a hymn; "They hymned their love of God".
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