Definition of incipit in English:

incipit

noun ˈɪnsɪpɪtɪnˈsɪpɪt

The opening of a manuscript, early printed book, or chanted liturgical text.
手抄本；早期付印的书；礼拜仪式上的吟唱文本。比较EXPLICIT
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Example sentencesExamples
- The scripts are accessed through forms which allow you to specify the manuscripts, feasts or incipits which interest you.
- Manual and printed collections of incipits permit only one type of inquiry: by the first word.
- The resolution of the facsimile at high magnification is not clear enough to see the detail of the incipits, but it is fascinating to discover more about this shadowy publication.
- It would have the theme incipits, song title, composer, and copyright dales, and any or all of these fields could be searched for.
- Each folio has the incipits of the hours of the Virgin on the recto, and the lessons, responsories and versicles from the office of the dead on the verso.

Origin

Latin, literally '(here) begins'.

Definition of incipit in US English:

incipit

nounɪnˈsɪpɪtinˈsipit

The opening words of a text, manuscript, early printed book, or chanted liturgical text.
手抄本；早期付印的书；礼拜仪式上的吟唱文本。比较EXPLICIT
Compare with explicit
Example sentencesExamples
- Manual and printed collections of incipits permit only one type of inquiry: by the first word.
- It would have the theme incipits, song title, composer, and copyright dales, and any or all of these fields could be searched for.
- Each folio has the incipits of the hours of the Virgin on the recto, and the lessons, responsories and versicles from the office of the dead on the verso.
- The scripts are accessed through forms which allow you to specify the manuscripts, feasts or incipits which interest you.
- The resolution of the facsimile at high magnification is not clear enough to see the detail of the incipits, but it is fascinating to discover more about this shadowy publication.

Origin

Latin, literally ‘(here) begins’.

单词	incipit
释义	Definition of incipit in English: incipit noun ˈɪnsɪpɪtɪnˈsɪpɪt The opening of a manuscript, early printed book, or chanted liturgical text. 手抄本；早期付印的书；礼拜仪式上的吟唱文本。比较EXPLICIT Compare with explicit Example sentencesExamples The scripts are accessed through forms which allow you to specify the manuscripts, feasts or incipits which interest you. Manual and printed collections of incipits permit only one type of inquiry: by the first word. The resolution of the facsimile at high magnification is not clear enough to see the detail of the incipits, but it is fascinating to discover more about this shadowy publication. It would have the theme incipits, song title, composer, and copyright dales, and any or all of these fields could be searched for. Each folio has the incipits of the hours of the Virgin on the recto, and the lessons, responsories and versicles from the office of the dead on the verso. Origin Latin, literally '(here) begins'. Definition of incipit in US English: incipit nounɪnˈsɪpɪtinˈsipit The opening words of a text, manuscript, early printed book, or chanted liturgical text. 手抄本；早期付印的书；礼拜仪式上的吟唱文本。比较EXPLICIT Compare with explicit Example sentencesExamples Manual and printed collections of incipits permit only one type of inquiry: by the first word. It would have the theme incipits, song title, composer, and copyright dales, and any or all of these fields could be searched for. Each folio has the incipits of the hours of the Virgin on the recto, and the lessons, responsories and versicles from the office of the dead on the verso. The scripts are accessed through forms which allow you to specify the manuscripts, feasts or incipits which interest you. The resolution of the facsimile at high magnification is not clear enough to see the detail of the incipits, but it is fascinating to discover more about this shadowy publication. Origin Latin, literally ‘(here) begins’.
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