el
masculine
/seɾˈmon/
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Translation
sermon
Word origin
From Latin sermo ('talk, conversation, discourse'), from serere ('to join, to link together').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- sermo
- English cognates
- sermon
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralsermones
Examples
sacerdote .
The priest gave a very long sermon on Sunday.
soltó .
My father gave me a telling-off for arriving late.
¿ ?
The same lecture about tidiness again?
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The sermon was about the importance of forgiveness.
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I do not like you giving me a lecture every morning.
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