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Definition of calix - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
plantTECH. cup-shaped structure in a flowerTECH.
- The calix of the rose was particularly pronounced.
2.
ceremonial cupDated cup or chalice often used in ceremoniesDated
- The priest lifted the calix during the service.
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cup or chalice often used in ceremonies
Origin of calix
Latin, calix (cup)
Examples of calix in a sentence
Each flower's calix was unique in shape. The calix was passed around during the ritual. She admired the ornate calix on the altar.
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- French:calice, coupe, ...
- German:Kelch, Zeremonienkelch, ...
- Italian:calice, ...
- Spanish:copa floral, copa ceremonial, ...
- Portuguese:cálice, copo cerimonial, ...
- Chinese:花萼, 仪式杯, ...
- Japanese:萼, カリックス, ...
- Arabic:كَأس الزَّهرة, كَأْس الطَّقْس, ...
- Hebrew:גָּבִיעַ, ...
- Russian:чашечка, чаша, ...
- Ukrainian:чашечка, чаша, ...
- Hindi:पुष्पदंड, कलिक्स, ...
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