synagogal
synagogal adjective: of or pertaining to a synagogue.
Adjective
synagogal (comparative more synagogal, superlative most synagogal)
- Of or pertaining to a synagogue.
- Although the writing of the prayers was later permitted (seventh century) and the assistants therefore became superfluous, the institution none the less continued and became the nucleus of the synagogal choir-singers.1929, Abraham Zevi Idelsohn, Jewish Music: Its Historical Development, page 105
- Synonyms:
- synagog, synagogic, synagogical, synagogue
Synonyms of synagogal
Forms of synagogal
| comparative | more synagogal |
|---|---|
| superlative | most synagogal |
Origin of synagogal
From synagog or synagogue + -al.
Words formed from synagogal
Questions about synagogal
- What does synagogal mean?
- Synagogal means of or pertaining to a synagogue.
- What part of speech is synagogal?
- Synagogal is an adjective.
Words near synagogal in the dictionary
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