sermón
11Sermon — (v. lat.), 1) Vortrag, Rede; bes. 2) Leichenrede (s.d. a); 3) eine langweilige, trockne Predigt …
12Sermōn — (lat. sermo), Rede, Gespräch, auch Predigt; Sermologium, Predigtsammlung …
13Sermon — Sermōn (lat.), Rede, Vortrag; Strafpredigt …
14sermon — index declamation, diatribe, instruction (teaching), objurgation, peroration, reprimand, speech B …
15sermon — sèrmōn m <G sermóna> DEFINICIJA knjiž. tekst koji ima poseban oblik, način izlaganja i izgovaranja, prilagođen prilici; govor, predavanje, prodika SINTAGMA sermo vulgaris (izg. sȅrmo vulgáris) običan, prost, nekultiviran govor ETIMOLOGIJA… …
16sermon — homily, *speech, address, oration, harangue, talk, lecture …
17sermon — [n] instructive speech with a moral address, advice, discourse, doctrine, exhortation, harangue, homily, lecture, lesson, moralism, pastoral, preach, preaching, preachment, tirade; concepts 278,368 …
18sermon — Sermon, Sermo, Concio, Oratio ad populum. Hommes de sermons, Qui suyvent les sermons, Homines concionarij. Budaeus …
19sermon — ► NOUN 1) a talk on a religious or moral subject, especially one given during a church service. 2) informal a long or tedious moralizing or admonitory talk. DERIVATIVES sermonic adjective sermonize (also sermonise) verb. ORIGIN Latin, discourse,… …
20sermon — [sʉr′mən] n. [OFr < LL(Ec) sermo < L, a talk, discourse < IE base * swer , to speak > SWEAR] 1. a speech given as instruction in religion or morals, esp. by a priest, minister, or rabbi during services, using a text from Scripture 2.… …
