Sanctus
Sanctus
Definition
Sanc·tus (säŋk′to̵os, saŋk′təs)
noun
- an acclamation beginning “Holy, holy, holy Lord” that immediately follows the Preface as of the Mass
- a musical setting for this
Etymology: ME < LL(Ec), holy: see saint
Sanctus
Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- solus: The opening music returns at the Quoniam tu solus sanctus with an Amen coda bringing the movement to an architecturally satisfying close.
Modifies a noun
- turret: Note the bell, which may have come from the sanctus bell turret visible in the adjacent photo.
- bell: Note the bell, which may have come from the sanctus bell turret visible in the adjacent photo.
- window: On the eastern face, a sanctus bell window can be seen, below the original roofline.
- blog: Roland Of The Fat Kind 10:31pm, Thu 02, Sep sanctus blog?
Browse dictionary entries near Sanctus
- sanctum sanctorum
- sanctum
- sanctuary
- sanctity
- sanction
- sanctimony
- sanctimonious
- sanctify
- sanctified
- Sancho Panza
- Sanctus bell
- sand
- sand-cast
- sand dab
- sand dollar
- sand eel
- sand flea
- sand fly
- sand hopper
- sand lance
