Gregorian chant

English Etymology Named after Pope Gregory I (540–604), and certainly dating back to that time in some form, but the exact origin is a matter of ongoing research. Noun ~ en music A style of unaccompanied monophonic singing in the Catholic Church. Translations unaccompanied monotonic singing style Catalan: ca cant gregorià m Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 格列高利聖詠 Géliègāolì shèngyǒng, cmn 額我略聖歌 éwǒlüèshènggē Finnish: fi gregoriaaninen kirkkolaulu French: fr chant grégorien m German: de gregorianischer Gesang m, de gregorianischer Choral m Greek: el γρηγοριανό μέλος n Hungarian: hu gregorián ének Icelandic: is gregorssöngur m Indonesian: id kidung Gregorian Irish: ga cantaireacht Ghréagórach f Italian: it canto gregoriano m Korean: ko 그레고리오 성가 Latin: la Cantus Gregorianus m, la Canthus Gregorianus Polish: pl chorał gregoriański m-in Portuguese: pt canto gregoriano Romanian: ro cânt gregorian n Russian: ru григориа́нское пе́ние n, ru григориа́нский хора́л n Spanish: es canto gregoriano m Swedish: sv gregoriansk sång c Turkish: tr Gregoryen İlahi Welsh: cy salm-dôn Gregoraidd f en eponyms en Singing Catholicism