liturgical language

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concept

A liturgical language is a language used primarily or exclusively in religious worship, rituals, and sacred texts rather than in everyday communication.

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All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
liturgical language canonical 23
Jewish language 20
ritual language 3

Instances (47)

Instance Via concept surface
Kallawaya language ritual language
Ladino (Judeo-Spanish) Jewish language
Judeo-Persian Jewish language
Avestan language —
Arabic —
Church Slavonic —
Ardhamagadhi Prakrit —
Geʽez —
Judeo-Romance language Jewish language
Yiddish Jewish language
Judeo-Arabic Jewish language
Grabar —
Yevanic Jewish language
Lucumí —
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic Jewish language
Hakitia Jewish language
Sanskrit —
Spanyolit Jewish language
Old Georgian —
Judeo-Roman Jewish language
Pali —
Coptic language —
Classical Armenian sacred language
Ge'ez —
Hebrew —
Samaritan Hebrew —
Vedic Sanskrit —
Samaritan Aramaic —
Bukhari Tajik Jewish language
Enochian language ritual language
Latin —
Classical Aramaic —
Sant Bhasha devotional language
Geez
surface form: Geʽez
—
Judeo-Tat Jewish language
Judeo-Portuguese Jewish language
Judeo-Italian Jewish language
Syriac —
գրաբար —
Judeo-Greek Jewish language
Jevanic Jewish language
Judezmo Jewish language
Haketia Jewish language
Mishnaic Hebrew Jewish language
Ecclesiastical Latin —
Kawi language —
Dzhidi Jewish language