Definition Conjugation
Definition of inunct - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
medicalDated apply an ointment or oil toDated
- The nurse will inunct the ointment on the wound..
2.
religionDated use oil in a religious ceremonyDated
- The priest will inunct the faithful during the service.
Origin of inunct
Latin, inunguere (to anoint)
Examples of inunct in a sentence
She needs to inunct the cream daily. He will inunct the altar with holy oil. They gathered to watch the bishop inunct the new church.
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- French:appliquer, oindre, ...
- German:einreiben, salben, ...
- Italian:ungere, inungere, ...
- Spanish:untar, ungir, ...
- Portuguese:aplicar unguento, abençoar, ...
- Chinese:涂抹, 涂抹圣油, ...
- Japanese:軟膏を塗る, 塗油する, ...
- Arabic:دَهَنَ, مَسَحَ بِالزَّيت, ...
- Hebrew:לִמְרוֹחַ, לִמְשׁוֹחַ, ...
- Russian:наносить мазь, помазывать, ...
- Ukrainian:наносити мазь, помазувати, ...
- Hindi:मरहम लगाना, ...
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