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matins

/ˈmæt.ɪnz/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a primeira das horas canônicas da liturgia cristã, tradicionalmente rezada ao amanhecer ou de madrugada. Corresponde ao ofício da manhã, também chamado de oração da manhã.

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noun

/ˈmæt.ɪnz/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a primeira das horas canônicas da liturgia cristã, tradicionalmente rezada ao amanhecer ou de madrugada. Corresponde ao ofício da manhã, também chamado de oração da manhã.

A noun referring to the first of the canonical hours in Christian liturgy, traditionally observed at daybreak or early morning.

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  1. Morning prayer of the canonical hoursB2formal

    The first canonical hour of the daily cycle of prayers, traditionally recited at daybreak.

    ptMatinas

    • The monks gathered in the chapel for matins before sunrise.
    • Matins is often sung in Latin in traditional monasteries.
    • She woke early to attend matins at the local abbey.

    Sinônimosmorning prayer

  2. Literary or historical referenceC1formal

    Used to describe any early morning prayer service, especially in Christian liturgy.

    ptMatinas

    • The novel begins with the sound of matins bells.
    • Matins in the Orthodox tradition differs slightly from the Roman Catholic rite.
    • The cathedral holds matins at 6:00 AM every Sunday.

    Sinônimosmorning prayerprime

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  • matins plural form
  • matins' possessive plural form
  • matins's possessive singular form