Psalmbook

Pronunciation: /sɑːm.bʊk/

Definitions of psalmbook

noun A book containing the Book of Psalms from the Bible

Example Sentences

A1 I read from my psalmbook every night before bed.

A2 The psalmbook is filled with beautiful verses that bring me comfort.

B1 The psalmbook is a collection of religious songs and prayers used in worship.

B2 My grandmother gave me her old psalmbook, which has been passed down through generations.

C1 The psalmbook is a valuable historical document that provides insight into religious practices of the past.

C2 Scholars study the psalmbook to analyze the evolution of religious texts over time.

Examples of psalmbook in a Sentence

formal The psalmbook contains a collection of religious hymns and prayers.

informal I found my grandma's old psalmbook in the attic.

slang Check out this cool psalmbook I picked up at the thrift store.

figurative Her voice was like a psalmbook, soothing and comforting to all who heard it.

Grammatical Forms of psalmbook

• past tense: psalmbooked
• plural: psalmbooks
• comparative: more psalmbook
• superlative: most psalmbook
• present tense: psalmbooks
• future tense: will psalmbook
• perfect tense: have psalmbooked
• continuous tense: is psalmbooking
• singular: psalmbook
• positive degree: psalmbook
• infinitive: to psalmbook
• gerund: psalmbooking
• participle: psalmbooked

Origin and Evolution of psalmbook

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'psalmbook' originated from the combination of 'psalm' meaning sacred song or hymn and 'book' referring to a collection of written or printed sheets bound together.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'psalmbook' has come to refer to a book containing a collection of psalms or religious songs for use in worship or devotional practices.