novena

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From Ecclesiastical Latin novēna, from Latin novēnus (“nine [each]”).

19 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Basque: bederatziurren — a recitation of prayers for nine days
• Catalan: novena — a recitation of prayers for nine days
• Dutch: noveen — a recitation of prayers for nine days
• Dutch: novene — a recitation of prayers for nine days
• French: neuvaine — a recitation of prayers for nine days
• Galician: novena — a recitation of prayers for nine days
• German: Novene — a recitation of prayers for nine days
• Indonesian: novena — a recitation of prayers for nine days
• Italian: novena — a recitation of prayers for nine days
• Japanese: ノベナ — a recitation of prayers for nine days
• Latin: novēna — a recitation of prayers for nine days
• Lithuanian: devýndienis — a recitation of prayers for nine days
• Lithuanian: novenà — a recitation of prayers for nine days
• Manx: padjer nuy laa — a recitation of prayers for nine days
• Polish: nowenna — a recitation of prayers for nine days
• Portuguese: novena — a recitation of prayers for nine days
• Spanish: novena — a recitation of prayers for nine days
• Tagalog: pagsisiyam — a recitation of prayers for nine days
• Tagalog: nobena — a recitation of prayers for nine days