How Do You Spell PSALMODISE?

Pronunciation: [sˈɑːmədˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

Psalmodise is a rare variant of the verb "psalmodize" which means to chant or sing psalms. The spelling of this word reflects its French etymology, derived from "psalmodier" with the French pronunciation /sal.mo.di/. In IPA phonetic transcription, psalmodise is pronounced as /sæl.mə.daɪz/ with stress on the second syllable. Despite being less commonly used than its more popular spelling, psalmodise is still an acceptable variant and has the same definition as psalmodize.

PSALMODISE Meaning and Definition

  1. Psalmodise is a verb that refers to the act of chanting or singing the Book of Psalms in a religious or spiritual context. Derived from the word "psalmody," which is the singing of psalms, psalmodise specifically emphasizes the melodic and rhythmic aspects of vocalizing the sacred texts.

    The act of psalmodising often takes place within religious ceremonies, particularly in Christian and Jewish traditions, where the Book of Psalms holds great significance. Psalmodising typically involves a group of individuals or a choir, who follow a set musical arrangement or chant the psalms in a more spontaneous manner. It is a form of communal expression and worship that seeks to convey a sense of devotion, reverence, or praise to a higher power.

    Psalmodising can encompass a variety of musical styles and techniques depending on the cultural and historical context. It may involve the use of ancient modal scales, specific musical notations, or traditional melodies associated with the psalms. Musicologists and ethnomusicologists study and analyze psalmodising practices to better understand the musical and spiritual traditions that have evolved around the chanting of the Psalms.

    Overall, psalmodising represents a deeply ingrained practice within religious communities, allowing individuals to connect with their faith through the power of music, chant, and the sacred words found in the Book of Psalms.

Etymology of PSALMODISE

The word "psalmodise" comes from the Latin term "psalmodizare", which originates from the Greek word "psalmós", meaning "song" or "psalm", and the Greek word "odeúo", meaning "to sing". In English, "psalmodise" refers to the act of singing or chanting sacred songs, particularly psalms, often in a devotional or religious context.

Conjugate verb Psalmodise

CONDITIONAL

I would psalmodise
you would psalmodise
he/she/it would psalmodise
we would psalmodise
they would psalmodise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be psalmodising
you would be psalmodising
he/she/it would be psalmodising
we would be psalmodising
they would be psalmodising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have psalmodise
you would have psalmodise
he/she/it would have psalmodise
we would have psalmodise
they would have psalmodise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been psalmodising
you would have been psalmodising
he/she/it would have been psalmodising
we would have been psalmodising
they would have been psalmodising

FUTURE

I will psalmodise
you will psalmodise
he/she/it will psalmodise
we will psalmodise
they will psalmodise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be psalmodising
you will be psalmodising
he/she/it will be psalmodising
we will be psalmodising
they will be psalmodising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have psalmodised
you will have psalmodised
he/she/it will have psalmodised
we will have psalmodised
they will have psalmodised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been psalmodising
you will have been psalmodising
he/she/it will have been psalmodising
we will have been psalmodising
they will have been psalmodising

IMPERATIVE

you psalmodise
we let´s psalmodise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to psalmodise

PAST

I psalmodised
you psalmodised
he/she/it psalmodised
we psalmodised
they psalmodised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was psalmodising
you were psalmodising
he/she/it was psalmodising
we were psalmodising
they were psalmodising

PAST PARTICIPLE

psalmodised

PAST PERFECT

I had psalmodised
you had psalmodised
he/she/it had psalmodised
we had psalmodised
they had psalmodised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been psalmodising
you had been psalmodising
he/she/it had been psalmodising
we had been psalmodising
they had been psalmodising

PRESENT

I psalmodise
you psalmodise
he/she/it psalmodises
we psalmodise
they psalmodise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am psalmodising
you are psalmodising
he/she/it is psalmodising
we are psalmodising
they are psalmodising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

psalmodising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have psalmodised
you have psalmodised
he/she/it has psalmodised
we have psalmodised
they have psalmodised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been psalmodising
you have been psalmodising
he/she/it has been psalmodising
we have been psalmodising
they have been psalmodising