Gregorian chant

English

Named after Pope Gregory I (540–604), and certainly dating back to that time in some form, but the exact origin is a matter of ongoing research.

Gregorian chant (countable and uncountable, plural Gregorian chants)

unaccompanied monotonic singing style

Catalan: cant gregorià (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 格列高利聖詠／格列高利圣咏 (Géliègāolì shèngyǒng), 額我略聖歌／额我略圣歌 (éwǒlüèshènggē)
Finnish: gregoriaaninen kirkkolaulu
French: chant grégorien (fr) m
German: gregorianischer Gesang (de) m, gregorianischer Choral (de) m
Greek: γρηγοριανό μέλος n (grigorianó mélos)
Hungarian: gregorián ének
Icelandic: gregorssöngur m
Indonesian: kidung Gregorian
Irish: cantaireacht Ghréagórach f
Italian: canto gregoriano m
Korean: 그레고리오 성가 (geuregorio seongga)
Latin: Cantus Gregorianus m, Canthus Gregorianus
Polish: śpiew gregoriański m, chorał gregoriański m
Portuguese: canto gregoriano (pt)
Romanian: cânt gregorian (ro) n
Russian: григориа́нское пе́ние n (grigoriánskoje pénije), григориа́нский хора́л n (grigoriánskij xorál)
Spanish: canto gregoriano m
Turkish: Gregoryen İlahi
Welsh: salm-dôn Gregoraidd f

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