Hallelujah ( interjection , noun )

(As an interjection)

Hallelujah ( interjection )

An exclamation of praise or adoration, especially to God.

Origin:

From hebrew הַלְלוּיָהּ (hallūyāh), from הַלְלִיאָה (hallelu-yah), a compound of הַלְלִיא (hallelu-y) and יָהּ‎ (yah) meaning "praise the lord".

Examples:

1. Hallelujah! Praise the Lord!
2. The choir sang hallelujahs at the end of the church service.
3. The victory was met with hallelujahs from the fans.
4. As the sun set, the couple shared a hallelujah moment.
5. Hallelujah! I found my keys!

(As a noun)

Hallelujah ( noun )

An exclamation of praise or adoration, especially to God.

Origin:

From hebrew הַלְלוּיָהּ (hallūyāh), from הַלְלִיאָה (hallelu-yah), a compound of הַלְלִיא (hallelu-y) and יָהּ‎ (yah) meaning "praise the lord".

Examples:

1. Hallelujah! Praise the Lord!
2. The choir sang hallelujahs at the end of the church service.
3. The victory was met with hallelujahs from the fans.
4. As the sun set, the couple shared a hallelujah moment.
5. Hallelujah! I found my keys!