Hymnal (noun)

A book containing hymns, especially one used in a church or other religious service.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin hymnus "hymn", on the pattern of psalter "psalm book".

Examples:

1. The choir sang from the hymnal.
2. The hymnal contains a collection of religious songs and hymns.
3. The hymnal is used during religious services and ceremonies.
4. A hymnal may contain both words and music of hymns.
5. Some hymnals are specific to certain denominations or traditions.