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aleluya: Alleluia: Figurative and familiarly, prosaic and vulgar verses.; Form castellanizada expression "praise to the Lord!" which was originally in Hebrew-1492; 1463; 1500; 1456; 1468; 1500; 1493; 1468; 1497; 1464; 1492; 1468; (hallelu-Yah "celebrate, praise" - "reduction of the word Yahweh, YHWH 8594;) Lord"). It is an exclamation of joy Judeo-Christian who later gave name to a musical form and even religious graphic novels. See: Tetragrammaton; It is an expression of jubilation and joy which is used in religious prayers and chants. In ancient Hebrew means "Praise, praise or praise Yahweh" (Lord, God). Word that begin most of the Psalms. Work of Frederick Handel.; Alleluia: Voice that is used in the majority of religions in demonstration of joy or to accompany a praise to God, Jesús of Nazareth or a divinity.