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‖ troparion|trəʊˈpærɪɒn, -ˈɛərɪɒn|
Pl. -ia.
[a. Gr. τροπάριον, dim. of τρόπος trope n. (sense 5).]
In the Greek Church: A short hymn, or a stanza of a hymn; also, = troper.
1850Neale Hist. Eastern Ch. I. 832 note b, A Canon, in the usual services, consists of nine odes; each ode is divided into an uncertain number of troparia, generally three, four, or five. Troparion is the generic term for all the short hymns of which the services of the Greek Church almost entirely consist. 1876Stainer & Barrett Dict. Mus. Terms (1898), Troparion, an office-book of the Greek Church containing the sequences or chants sung after the lessons. |