Praise to the Man
Languages (107)
This song text has been indexed at SingPraises.net in the following languages:
- Afrikaans: Lof Aan die Man
- Albanian: Lavdi Burrit
- American Sign Language: Praise to the Man
- Amharic: ውዳሴ ለሰው
- Arabic: لنمدح الإنسان
- Armenian (East): ՓԱՌՔ ՏԱՆՔ ՄԱՐԴՈԻՆ
- Aymara: Diosamp Parlcäna Juparuw Wakaychapjjam
- Basque: Aintza profetari
- Bikolano: Omaw sa Nikihuron ki Jehova
- Bislama: Presem man ya
- Bulgarian: Славим пророка, той с Бога говори
- Cebuano: Pagdayeg sa Tawo
- Chinese (Simplified): 赞美先知
- Chinese (Traditional): 讚美先知
- Chinese Pingyam (Romanized Cantonese): [Unknown title]
- Chinese Pinyin (Romanized Mandarin): Zànměi xiānzhī
- Chuukese: Mwareiti Ewe Mwan
- Croatian: Čovjeku slava
- Czech: Chvála buď muži
- Danish: Priser profeten
- Dutch: Ere de man
- English: Praise to the Man
- English Braille: ⠠⠏⠗⠁⠊⠎⠑ ⠞⠕ ⠮ ⠠⠍⠁⠝
- Estonian: Au olgu mehel
- Fante: Ayɛyi Nkã Nyia
- Fijian: Dokai Koya
- Finnish: Kunnia miehelle
- French: Au grand prophète
- French (French Polynesia): Auê te Taata i Parau ia Iehova
- Georgian: ლოცვა-დიდება ადამიანს
- German: Preiset den Mann
- Greek: Δόξα στον άνδρα
- Guarani: Ñambotuicha Tupã Rechapahápe
- Gusii (Kisii): Ogotogia Ase Omonto
- Haitian Creole: Louwe Nonm Sa
- Hawaiian: Aloha Ke Kaula
- Hiligaynon: Dayawon ang Tawo
- Hmong: Qhuas tus Txiv Neej
- Hungarian: Dicsérd a férfit
- Icelandic: Lof syngið honum
- Igbo: Too Nwoke Ahụ
- Ilokano: Dayawen Daydi Tao
- Indonesian: Puji Dia yang Tinggal dengan Yehova
- Italian: Lode all’uomo
- Japanese: たたえよ，主の召したまいし
- Japanese (Hiragana): たたえよ，主の召したまいし
- Japanese (Kanji): たたえよ，主の召したまいし
- Kaqchikel: Can Nim ri Achin
- Kazakh: Сыйынайық
- Kekchi: Nimanbʼilaq li kiʼilok re Jehova
- Khmer (Cambodian): សរសើរដល់លោក
- Kiribati (Gilbertese): Neboa Teuare
- Korean: 찬양해 여호와와 대화한 사람
- Kosraean: Kaksakin El
- Kuna: Nele Tummad Nuga Ocannoe
- Laotian: ສັນເສີນບຸຣຸດ
- Latvian: Cildinām vīru
- Lingala: Bosanzoli na moto
- Lithuanian: Gerbkime tą, kam Jehova kalbėjo
- Malagasy: Fitia ao an-tokantrano
- Maltese: Tifħir lir-Raġel
- Mam: Chjon Te Dios
- Maori: Whakahonoretia te Matakite!
- Marshallese: Jenaj Kautej N̄ōn Eman Eo
- Maya (Yucatec): Le Nohoch Profetao’
- Mongolian: Тэр Хүнийг Магтъя
- Navajo: Diyin Yá Halne’ii Baa Dahwii’niih
- Niuean: Kia Fakahe Ke A Ke He Tagata
- Norwegian: Priser profeten som skuet Jehova
- Pampango (Kapampangan): Purian Ya Ing Tau
- Pangasinan: Dayew Ed Too’n Dinmuftgo Ed Jehova
- Persian (Iran) (Farsi): [Unknown title]
- Pohnpeian: Kapinga Ohlo
- Polish: Chwalmy człowieka
- Portuguese: Hoje, ao Profeta Louvemos
- Quechua (Bolivia): Yupaychasqa Kachun
- Quechua (Peru): Unanchaqman Taki
- Quichua (Ecuador): Apunchijhuan Rimashca
- Rarotongan (Cook Islands Maori): Rekareka Tatou Ite Tangata
- Romanian: Laudă profetului
- Rotuman: Noa’ia Iạ ne Fäefäeag ma Jihova
- Russian: Славьте Пророка
- Samoan: Vi‘ia Lē na Fetaia‘i ma Ieova
- Serbian: Човеку слава
- Shona: Mbiri Kumunhu
- Slovak: Chváľme proroka
- Slovenian: Čast možu
- Spanish: Loor al Profeta
- Spanish Braille: ⠠⠇⠕⠕⠗ ⠁⠇ ⠠⠏⠗⠷⠑⠞⠁
- Swahili: Sifa Kwake Yeye
- Swedish: Pris åt den man
- Tagalog: Purihin ang Propeta
- Tahitian: Auê te Taata i Parau ia Iehova
- Tamil: யெகோவாவுடன் பேசியோரை வாழ்த்தும்
- Thai: สรรเสริญบุรุษ
- Tok Pisin (Neomelanesian): Yumi Ken Litimapim Profet B’long Bipo
- Tongan: ʻOku Mau Fakamālō
- Tswana (Setswana): Pako go Monna
- Turkish: Ne Büyüktür
- Twi (Asante): Ayɛyi Nka Deɛ
- Ukrainian: Слава людині, що чула Єгову!
- Urdu: [Unknown title]
- Vietnamese: Ca Khen Người
- Waray: Dayawon Naka-estorya kan Jehovah
- Welsh: Clod fo i’r dyn gyfrinachodd â’r Arglwydd
- Xhosa: Masidume Owathetha Nothixo
- Zulu: Dumisa Indoda
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Most common tunes for “Praise to the Man”
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Appearances of “Praise to the Man” over time
This timeline shows which tunes have been used with this text over time, in hymnbooks and other collections published by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.