Dominical

//dəˈmɪnɪk(ə)l//

Synonyms for "dominical"

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Ancient Greek

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  • κῡριακή adj (of or pertaining to Jesus Christ as Lord)

Armenian

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  • տերունի adj (of or pertaining to Jesus Christ as Lord)

Bulgarian

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  • неделен adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

Catalan

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  • dominical adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

Chinese Mandarin

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  • 主日 adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

Czech

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  • nedělní adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

Dutch

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  • zondags adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

Finnish

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  • Herran adj (of or pertaining to Jesus Christ as Lord)
  • pyhä adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)
  • sunnuntaikirjain adj (of or pertaining to the ancient system of dominical letters)
  • maasta kirkolle maksettava korvaus noun (payment legally due from a parishioner to the parish, because the parishioner’s house was built on land, ownership of which would have originally obliged the landowner to pay a tithe to the parish)

French

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  • dominical adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

Galician

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  • dominical adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

German

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  • sonntäglich adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

Greek

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  • κυριακή adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

Ilocano

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  • dominikal adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

Indonesian

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  • dominis adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

Italian

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  • dominicale adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

Korean

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  • 주일 adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

Macedonian

3 entries
  • Го́сподов adj (of or pertaining to Jesus Christ as Lord)
  • го́сподов adj (of or pertaining to Jesus Christ as Lord)
  • не́делен adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

Old Armenian

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  • տէրունի adj (of or pertaining to Jesus Christ as Lord)

Polish

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  • niedzielne adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

Portuguese

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  • dominical adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

Romanian

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  • dominical adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

Slovak

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  • nedeľné adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

Slovene

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  • nedéljska adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

Spanish

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  • dominical adj (of or pertaining to Sunday)

Sample sentences

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The Dominical Prayer, and the Apoſtolical Creed, (vvhereof there vvas ſuch a hot diſpute in our laſt converſation) are tvvo Acts tending to the ſame object of devotion, yet they differ in this, that vve conclude all in the firſt, and ourſelves only in the ſecond, […]

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VVhereas 'tis clear, that Rome obſerved the firſt day of the vveek, becauſe 'tvvas the Dominical day, the day of our Lord's Reſurrection; vvhereas the proper Paſchal-day vvas tvvo or three days before the Lords day: […]

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[A]t the firſt Intervievv vvith Mrs. Heartfree, Mr. VVild had conceived that Paſſion, […] vvhich is indeed no other than that Friendſhip vvhich, after the Exerciſe of the Dominical Day is over, a luſty Divine is apt to conceive for the vvell-dreſt Sirloin, or handſome Buttock, vvhich the vvell-edified 'Squire, in Gratitude, ſets before him, and vvhich, ſo violent is his Love, he is deſirous to devour.

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And vvho knovvs not the ſuperſtitious rigor of his Sundays Chapel, and the licentious remiſſneſs of his Sundays Theater; accompanied vvith that reverend Statute for Dominical Jigs and Maypoles, publiſht in his ovvn Name, and deriv'd from the example of his Father James.

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