Cerca
to chant
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cantare
to sing a piece such as a psalm, canticle, etc. in a limited range of notes and with a repetitive tone
Transitive: to chant a sacred text
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cantare, ripetere
to say words or phrases repeatedly and in a rhythmic manner
Transitive: to chant words or phrases
Chant
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canto
a rhythmic monotonous composition that accompanies an incantation of psalms or canticles in a ritual
What is a "chant"?
A chant is a simple, repetitive musical form, often featuring a single melody sung in a rhythmic and continuous manner. It is commonly used in religious or ceremonial settings, such as in church services or rituals, and is typically performed in a solemn or meditative tone. Chants are often unaccompanied and focus on delivering a clear, steady melody, making them easy to remember and sing. They can be found in various cultures and traditions, serving as a means of expressing devotion, contemplation, or storytelling.
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The congregation joined together to chant the refrain of the liturgical song.
The monks gathered in the chapel to chant their evening prayers.
The Buddhist monks sat in a circle, closing their eyes as they chanted a sacred mantra.
The worshippers chanted the hymn in unison, their voices rising and falling in a rhythmic pattern.
In the enchanted forest, the sorceress chanted a spell to call down the spirits of the ancient trees.
