Gottesdienst.
worship (religious ceremony)
Meaning & usage
worship (religious ceremony)
divine service, church service, religious service
Where this word comes from
Analyzable as Gott (“God”) + -es- + Dienst (“service”). Inherited from Middle High German gotsdienst, from the Old High German genitive expression zi gotes thionōste, ultimately influenced by the usage of Ancient Greek λατρεία (latreía, “service, worship”) in the New Testament. Compare with Dutch godsdienst (“religion”), Danish gudstjeneste and Swedish gudstjänst (“service, worship”), typologically also Old Church Slavonic Богослꙋже́нїе (Bogoslužénije).
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