Hymnist

Pronunciation: /ˈhɪmnɪst/

Definitions of hymnist

noun a person who writes hymns

Example Sentences

A1 A hymnist is someone who writes hymns.

A2 The hymnist composed a beautiful song for the church.

B1 The hymnist's lyrics are often used in religious ceremonies.

B2 The hymnist's work is well-known in the music industry.

C1 The renowned hymnist was invited to perform at the prestigious event.

C2 The hymnist's compositions have inspired generations of musicians.

Examples of hymnist in a Sentence

formal The hymnist composed beautiful hymns for the church service.

informal My aunt is a talented hymnist who sings at our church every Sunday.

slang The young hymnist totally rocked the worship songs at the youth event.

figurative The poet was hailed as a hymnist of nature for his beautiful verses about the environment.

Grammatical Forms of hymnist

• past tense: hymned
• plural: hymnists
• comparative: more hymnist
• superlative: most hymnist
• present tense: hymns
• future tense: will hymn
• perfect tense: have hymned
• continuous tense: is hymning
• singular: hymnist
• positive degree: hymnist
• infinitive: to hymn
• gerund: hymning
• participle: hymning

Origin and Evolution of hymnist

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'hymnist' originated from the combination of 'hymn' and the suffix '-ist'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to someone who writes hymns, the term 'hymnist' has evolved to encompass individuals who compose or perform religious songs or hymns.