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salmodio: Song monotonous and without grace given by religious and parishioners to praise God. It is typical of many religions such as Christians, Jews or Muslims. The songs are usually Psalms or verses from the Torah and the Koran. RELIGION Salmear, sing or pray Psalms or praises to God.; Verb drawl, which means to recite or sing Psalms, which are poetic compositions of praise to God, Christianity and Judaism.; The verb "drawl": I salmodio. Chant: chant chanting. Chanted, according to the RAE: 1. f. part of the liturgy of the hours in which is pray or sing several salmos.2. f coloq. Sing monotonous, without grace or expression. The word base, noun, is "psalmody". There is a noun "I salmodio".