IPA: /ˈtɛn.ə.breɪ/
KK: /tɛnˈɛbri/
A religious service held during the last days of Holy Week that remembers the suffering and death of Jesus Christ.
The church held a special tenebrae service to honor the events of Holy Week.
**Tenebrae** → It originates from Latin *tenebrae*, meaning darkness or shadows. The word refers to a state of being dark or the absence of light.
Imagine a place filled with shadows and darkness, as 'tenebrae' directly connects to the idea of being in darkness.