Agnus Dei

Pronunciation: /ˈæɡnəs ˈdeɪi/

Definitions of Agnus Dei

noun Agnus Dei

Example Sentences

A1 The Agnus Dei is a prayer in the Catholic Church.

A2 During Mass, the Agnus Dei is usually sung or recited.

B1 The Agnus Dei is a traditional part of the liturgy in many Christian denominations.

B2 The Agnus Dei is often sung in Latin during high church services.

C1 The Agnus Dei is a key component of the Mass and is rich in symbolism.

C2 The Agnus Dei is a beautiful and solemn prayer that is deeply meaningful to many worshippers.

Examples of Agnus Dei in a Sentence

formal The choir sang the Agnus Dei during the church service.

informal We heard the Agnus Dei sung beautifully by the choir.

slang Did you catch that Agnus Dei performance at church?

figurative The Agnus Dei is like a soothing balm for the soul.

Grammatical Forms of Agnus Dei

• past tense: Agnus Dei
• plural: Agni Dei
• comparative: more Agnus Dei
• superlative: most Agnus Dei
• present tense: Agnus Dei
• future tense: will Agnus Dei
• perfect tense: has Agnus Dei
• continuous tense: is Agnus Dei
• singular: Agnus Dei
• positive degree: Agnus Dei
• infinitive: to Agnus Dei
• gerund: Agnus Dei-ing
• participle: Agnus Dei-ed

Origin and Evolution of Agnus Dei

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The term 'Agnus Dei' originates from Latin and translates to 'Lamb of God'. It is a title given to Jesus Christ in Christian theology.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in Christian liturgy, the term 'Agnus Dei' has evolved to also refer to a specific liturgical chant or a representation of the Lamb of God in art.