Matins
/ˈmætnz/
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Christian Origin
Originates from Christianity, used primarily within this religious context.
She observes matins every Easter Sunday.
Pro Tip 2/3Specific Tradition
Most commonly associated with the Anglican Church, but not exclusive to it.
He was unfamiliar with Anglican matins, coming from a non-Anglican background.
Pro Tip 3/3Morning Time
Refers to a morning service, emphasizing its timing at the start of the day.
The village held matins just as the sun began to rise.
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