vigil
يقظة
definition
noun
my birdwatching vigils lasted for hours
a period of keeping awake during the time usually spent asleep, especially to keep watch or pray.
The Christmas pageant involving the children from Culleens and Kilglass N.S. will take place during the Gospel at the Christmas night vigil Mass in Kilglass Church.
(in the Christian Church) the eve of a festival or holy day as an occasion of religious observance.
translation of 'vigil'
noun
سهر,
يقظة,
حلم يقظة,
عشية العيد
example
The 'vigil' Mass on Christmas was 9 pm and a large congregation was present.
The 'vigil' Mass in Kilglass Church on next Saturday evening at 9 p.m. will be a special Mass for those who are doing exams.
While she spent her evenings preparing, he maintained an intermittent 'vigil' at the bedroom window, offering some grudging help between observing sessions.
The Easter Offering for the support of the priests of the parish will be taken up at the Easter 'vigil' and Easter Sunday morning.
On March 27, about 200 teachers and students from the Wellington and Hutt Valley regions staged a protest 'vigil' outside parliament.
The Senior Traditional Group will perform at the 'vigil' Mass on the third Saturday of every month.
as he lay in a coma the family kept 'vigil'
For the next three days we kept 'vigil' at his bed in the private clinic.
We kept 'vigil' by his bedside for hours until for me three in the morning and for my mother four in the morning.
They have welcomed the family into the church where parishioners and the vicar are keeping a round-the-clock 'vigil' over them.
Abandoned by their father, forsaken by neighbors, Bolas and the children kept 'vigil' over their mother.
Neither the Christmas 'vigil' nor the Christmas day service provoked any great amount of tension in either party.
For two weeks, various members of the family kept 'vigil' by his bedside in intensive care.
Over 300 people attended the 'vigil' in support of the family, with about 150 joining a subsequent march on New Scotland Yard.
Several shoppers and passers-by paused to observe the 'vigil' .
the group held a candlelight 'vigil' outside the jail
After the lecture he left central hall passing some protestors holding a silent 'vigil' about Zimbabwe.
It might have been her outpouring of love and grief, it might have been her courage in driving away the wild animals, the length of her lonely 'vigil' on the mountain, or a combination of these.
The time for the 'vigil' mass in Kilglass Church on Saturday evenings has now been changed from 9pm to 7pm for the winter months.
The 'vigil' Mass for Christmas will take place in Rathdowney Church on Christmas Eve at 9pm.
In the old days families kept 'vigil' and ate little ‘Soul’ cakes.
It is at pains to point out that much of the ceremony took place during the Christmas 'vigil' and on the feast of the Nativity.
as he lay in a coma the family kept 'vigil'
Two nights before she died, there was an all-night 'vigil' at her bedside.
On the eve of the ceremony hundreds of Rome's Jews and Catholics protested against the beatification in a candlelight 'vigil' .
A mourner, fallen asleep in a late-night 'vigil' , awakes the next morning to find that not only are his trousers missing, but the corpse has been stolen as well.
Now parents will be able to take a break from their bedside 'vigil' happy they can watch their child's every movement on a TV screen in a private room downstairs.
Take her to an Easter 'vigil' or to an Eastern Orthodox Easter midnight service: dramatic-and she gets to stay up late.
Parents kept 'vigil' , wrapped in blankets before fires at the site of the catastrophe amid the silence of those buried under the mountain of masonry.
The press was informed and, as older people will remember, it seemed that the whole world gathered in a 'vigil' around his deathbed.
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