Examples of 'ferial' in a sentence
Meaning of "ferial"
ferial (noun) - a term used in Roman Catholic liturgy to signify days that are not feast days or special celebrations
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- Pertaining to an ordinary weekday, rather than a festival or fast.
- Jovial, festive, as if pertaining to a holiday.
- A feria.
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Today those days are called ferial upon which no feast is celebrated.
Circulation senses for horses at the Ferial.
The penitential ferial prayers were abolished with two minor exceptions.
Ashraff married Ferial.
All ferial services.
Agreement to jointly develop and operate the Predio Ferial de Palermo.
At the Hours the ferial psalms are sung.
The ferial regular is repeated in Roman numerals in the third column.
The whole city gathers at the Recinto Ferial where most of the events take place.
Ferial was unable to return to Egypt while Nasser remained in power.
The plot portion facing Calle Ferial is totally free of construction.
Ferial and Festive.
Jamones el Ferial.
A Sunday or ferial Mass may not be used as a votive Mass.
The rest are minor or common vigils, and have a ferial office.
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Personal Aide Ferial Govashiri sits at her desk at left.
Applause Second person for the place thirteen, with forty-eight votes Ferial Salhi.
Ferial Plaza, an enclave of reference in commercial activity in Guadalajara.
On Rogation Tuesday, if the office was ferial the Mass was of Rogation.
Princess Ferial was later joined by two more sisters, Princesses Fawzia and Fadia.
The modern B-Hotel is located close to Ferial and Congress Palace.
Ferial Haffajee, on set - the editor of the South African weekly newspaper, The City Press.
Waddah Sorour has testified, along with his wife, Ferial Madouda.
Ferial Karim, a Lebanese actress, died on stage during a performance, July 4.
Obama dances in the Outer Oval with personal aide Ferial Govashiri, on March 16.
Ferial offers child care as Babysitter - Babysitting24.
Mother 's name, Ferial Hawilla.
