nigric
nigric noun: the black text of a liturgical book indicating the text which is to be read out loud by the celebrant.
Noun
nigric (plural nigrics)
- The black text of a liturgical book indicating the text which is to be read out loud by the celebrant.
- Set alongside the rubrics is the proper text of worship, which because it was generally written in black, I here call the nigrics.1973, Raimon Panikkar, Worship and secular man; an essay on the liturgical nature of man, considering secularization as a major phenomenon of our time and worship as an apparent fact of all times. A...
Forms of nigric
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Questions about nigric
- What does nigric mean?
- Nigric means the black text of a liturgical book indicating the text which is to be read out loud by the celebrant.
- What part of speech is nigric?
- Nigric is a noun.
- What is the plural of nigric?
- The plural of nigric is nigrics.
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