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noun
1.
(italics) an ancient Latin hymn of praise to God, in the form of a psalm, sung regularly at matins in the Roman Catholic Church and, usually, in an English translation, at Morning Prayer in the Anglican Church, as well as on special occasions as a service of thanksgiving.
2.
a musical setting of this hymn.
3.
a service of thanksgiving in which this hymn forms a prominent part.
Origin:
< Late Latin, first two words of the hymn, which begins: Tē Deum laudāmus we praise thee God
< Late Latin, first two words of the hymn, which begins: Tē Deum laudāmus we praise thee God
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Word Origin & History
Te Deum
1131, from L.L. Te Deum laudamus "Thee God we praise," first words of the ancient Latin hymn.
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Cultural Dictionary
Te Deum [(tay day-uhm, tee dee-uhm)]A hymn of praise to God, containing many passages from the Bible, that is used in the Anglican Communion, the Lutheran Church, and the Roman Catholic Church as part of morning prayers on festive occasions. It begins, “Te Deum laudamus,” meaning, “We praise thee, O God.”
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| Te Deum Latin Te Deum laudamus (You, God, we praise) |
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