Talk:alleluia

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Greek ἀλληλούϊα and Hebrew הללויה and Aramaic, ܗܰܠܶܠܽܘܝܰܐ[edit]

Before Latin and English Translations were made with Alleluia, like in Revelations 19, ἀλληλούϊα was used in Greek from Hebrew הללויה and Aramaic, ܗܰܠܶܠܽܘܝܰܐ, Hal-le-lu Yah, and is singing praise unto the highest of all Yah.

--User:JosephLoegering User_talk:JosephLoegering

No Latin entry despite reference to #Latin on this page[edit]

Both the #Italian and #English entries reference the Latin "alleluia," but there is no entry. Anybody know the case? I would assume first declension, but it could be a strange third declension as many Greek words were. Hopefully we can add in the Latin entry soon. 2601:152:97F:E4A0:E894:48BC:E6BE:9D4 12:46, 15 August 2022 (UTC)Reply