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The sacramental bread used in the Eucharist; the host.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Topics: Christianity
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Meaning relationships
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Antonyms: none provided
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Across languages
Translations
35 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Arabic:
بُرْشام
(buršām)
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Bulgarian:
нафора
(nafora)
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Chinese Mandarin:
聖體 /圣体
(shèngtǐ)
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Chinese Mandarin:
聖餐餅 /圣餐饼
(shèngcānbǐng)
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Czech:
hostie
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Dalmatian:
bluta
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Danish:
oblat
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Dutch:
hostie
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Finnish:
ehtoollisleipä
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Finnish:
öylätti
— sacramental bread — see also host
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French:
hostie
— sacramental bread — see also host
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French:
oublie
— sacramental bread — see also host
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German:
Hostie
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Greek:
άγιος άρτος
(ágios ártos)
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Greek:
όστια
(óstia)
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Hungarian:
ostya
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Icelandic:
obláta
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Indonesian:
hosti
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Irish:
abhlann
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Old Irish:
obla(e)
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Italian:
ostia
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Latin:
hostia
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Polish:
hostia
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Polish:
opłatek
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Portuguese:
hóstia
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Romanian:
anaforă
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Russian:
обла́тка
(oblátka)
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Serbo-Croatian:
hostija
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Lower Sorbian:
hostija
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Upper Sorbian:
hostija
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Upper Sorbian:
woblatko
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Upper Sorbian:
wobłatka
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Spanish:
hostia
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Swedish:
oblat
— sacramental bread — see also host
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Welsh:
afrllad
— sacramental bread — see also host