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Definition of monstrance - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
ChristianityTECH. ornamental vessel displaying the Eucharistic hostTECH.
- The priest placed the host in the monstrance.
- The golden monstrance was displayed during the procession.
- Artisans crafted the monstrance with intricate designs.
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ornamental vessel displaying the Eucharistic host
Origin of monstrance
Latin, monstrum (divine omen) + -ance (action)
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- French:ostensoir, ...
- German:Monstranz, ...
- Italian:ostensorio, ...
- Spanish:custodia, ...
- Portuguese:custódia, ...
- Chinese:圣体容器, ...
- Japanese:聖体顕示台, ...
- Arabic:تَبْتِيكَة, ...
- Hebrew:מַנְצָרָה, ...
- Russian:дароносица, ...
- Ukrainian:монстранція, ...
- Hindi:प्रदर्शन पात्र, ...
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