lull⋅a⋅hymn (lŭl'ə-hĭm) n.
1. A song of praise or thanksgiving to God used to lull a child to sleep
Origin: [Obsolete lulla, word used in lullabies (from Middle English lullai, from lullen, to lull; see lull) + Middle English imne, from Old French ymne, from Latin hymnus,song of praise, from Greek humnos.]
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