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Showing words for LITURGY using the English dictionary

7 Letter Words for Liturgy

liturgy

6 Letter Words for Liturgy

guilty, trigly

5 Letter Words for Liturgy

gilty, girly, guilt, guily, gurly, lurgi, lurgy, rutyl, truly, turgy

4 Letter Words for Liturgy

gilt, girl, girt, glit, glut, grit, gult, guly, gurl, gurt, gyri, iglu, litu, luit, lurg, ruly, tirl, trig, trug, ugli, ugly, uily, util, yilt, yurt

3 Letter Words for Liturgy

git, glt, gry, gui, gul, gur, gut, guy, lig, lir, lit, ltr, lug, lur, lut, rig, rit, rly, rti, rug, rut, tig, til, tiu, tlr, tri, try, tug, tui, tur, tuy, tyg, tyr, ugt, uit, ult, uti, yug

Definitions for Liturgy

[1] a form of public worship; ritual.
[2] a collection of formularies for public worship.
[3] a particular arrangement of services.
[4] a particular form or type of the Eucharistic service.
[5] the service of the Eucharist, especially this service (Divine Liturgy) in the Eastern Church.
[6] the forms of public services officially prescribed by a Church
[7] Also called: Divine Liturgy (often capital) mainly Eastern Churches the Eucharistic celebration
[8] a particular order or form of public service laid down by a Church

Words related to Liturgy

rite, ritual, observance, sacrament, service, formality, form, formula, ceremonial, celebration, services

Words nearby Liturgy

liturgical drama, liturgical latin, liturgics, liturgiology, liturgist, liturgy, lituus, litvak, litvinov, litz wire, litzmann obliquity

Origin of Liturgy

1550–60; < Late Latin lītūrgia < Greek leitourgía public service, ecclesiastical Greek: Eucharist, equivalent to leitourg(ós ) minister + -ia -y3

Words that may be confused with Liturgy

litany, liturgy

Other words from Liturgy

an·ti·lit·ur·gy , adjective

Word origin for Liturgy

C16: via Medieval Latin, from Greek leitourgia, from leitourgos minister, from leit- people + ergon work

Synonyms for Liturgy

Sacrament, observance, rite, ritual, celebration, ceremonial, form, formality, formula, service, services