Orison
[ˈɔːrɪsən]Meaning
from Latin ōrātiō, meaning prayer or discourse; an archaic word for prayer
Background Story
Orison comes from Middle English orisoun, by way of Anglo-Norman oreison and Old French oraisun, from Latin ōrātiō, meaning discourse or prayer. It is an archaic word for prayer, and the same Latin source gives English the word oration.
Temperament
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