Definition of Kyrie in English:

Kyrie

(also Kyrie eleison)

noun ˈkɪrɪeɪˈkɪriˌeɪ

A short repeated invocation (in Greek or in translation) used in many Christian liturgies, especially at the beginning of the Eucharist or as a response in a litany.
Example sentencesExamples
- I came in during the Kyrie and played the end of it, and, when the priest had finished intoning the Gloria, I played a cadenza.
- We do the Gloria, the Sanctus, the Agnus Dei, and the Kyrie.
- They also played an excerpt from his Mass in C minor, with its haunting Kyrie.
- Traditionally, the Kyrie is a prayer in which individuals ask God for mercy.
- We then had the Collect for Purity, after which the choir sang a musical setting of a ninefold Kyrie.

Origin

From Greek Kuriē eleēson 'Lord, have mercy'.

Definition of Kyrie in US English:

Kyrie

(also Kyrie eleison)

nounˈkɪriˌeɪˈkirēˌā

A short repeated invocation (in Greek or in translation) used in many Christian liturgies, especially at the beginning of the Eucharist or as a response in a litany.
Example sentencesExamples
- We do the Gloria, the Sanctus, the Agnus Dei, and the Kyrie.
- We then had the Collect for Purity, after which the choir sang a musical setting of a ninefold Kyrie.
- They also played an excerpt from his Mass in C minor, with its haunting Kyrie.
- Traditionally, the Kyrie is a prayer in which individuals ask God for mercy.
- I came in during the Kyrie and played the end of it, and, when the priest had finished intoning the Gloria, I played a cadenza.

Origin

From Greek Kuriē eleēson ‘Lord, have mercy’.

单词	Kyrie
释义	Definition of Kyrie in English: Kyrie (also Kyrie eleison) noun ˈkɪrɪeɪˈkɪriˌeɪ A short repeated invocation (in Greek or in translation) used in many Christian liturgies, especially at the beginning of the Eucharist or as a response in a litany. Example sentencesExamples I came in during the Kyrie and played the end of it, and, when the priest had finished intoning the Gloria, I played a cadenza. We do the Gloria, the Sanctus, the Agnus Dei, and the Kyrie. They also played an excerpt from his Mass in C minor, with its haunting Kyrie. Traditionally, the Kyrie is a prayer in which individuals ask God for mercy. We then had the Collect for Purity, after which the choir sang a musical setting of a ninefold Kyrie. Origin From Greek Kuriē eleēson 'Lord, have mercy'. Definition of Kyrie in US English: Kyrie (also Kyrie eleison) nounˈkɪriˌeɪˈkirēˌā A short repeated invocation (in Greek or in translation) used in many Christian liturgies, especially at the beginning of the Eucharist or as a response in a litany. Example sentencesExamples We do the Gloria, the Sanctus, the Agnus Dei, and the Kyrie. We then had the Collect for Purity, after which the choir sang a musical setting of a ninefold Kyrie. They also played an excerpt from his Mass in C minor, with its haunting Kyrie. Traditionally, the Kyrie is a prayer in which individuals ask God for mercy. I came in during the Kyrie and played the end of it, and, when the priest had finished intoning the Gloria, I played a cadenza. Origin From Greek Kuriē eleēson ‘Lord, have mercy’.
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