chorale

English

Etymology

From German Choral.

Noun

Wikipedia chorale (plural chorales)

1. a form of Lutheran or Protestant hymn tune
2. a chorus or choir

Translations

hymn tune

• Czech: chorál (cs) m
• Finnish: koraali (fi)
• German: Choral (de) m

• Hungarian: korál (hu)
• Italian: corale (it) f
• Russian: хора́л (ru) (xorál) m 

chorus

• Czech: sbor (cs) m
• German: Chor (de) m

• Italian: corale (it) f

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• Greek: χορικό (el) (chorikó) n 

See also

• choral

Anagrams

• achelor
• cholera

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French

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Pronunciation

• IPA: /kɔ.ral/

Adjective

chorale f

1. feminine form of choral

Noun

chorale f (plural chorales)

1. chorus (group of people in a play or performance who recite together)

Anagrams

• choléra