oblation
ɒˈbleɪʃən
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Definition of oblation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
traditionTECH.offering made for religious or charitable purposesTECH.
  • The oblation was placed on the altar during the ceremony.
donation sacrifice
2.
religionTECH.offering of bread and wine in EucharistTECH.
  • The oblation is a central part of the Mass.
donation offering sacrifice
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Origin of oblation

Latin, oblatio (offering) + -ion (suffix)

Examples of oblation in a sentence

  • The festival included an oblation to honor the gods.
  • The priest prepared the oblation for the ceremony.
  • During the service, the oblation was blessed.

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  1. French:oblation, ...
  2. German:Opfergabe, Gabenbereitung, ...
  3. Italian:oblazione, ...
  4. Spanish:oblación, ofrenda eucarística, ...
  5. Portuguese:oblação, oferta, ...
  6. Chinese:供品, 献祭, ...
  7. Japanese:奉納, ...
  8. Arabic:قُرْبان, تقدمة, ...
  9. Hebrew:תְּרוּמָה, הַקְרָבָה, ...
  10. Russian:подношение, приношение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:пожертва, жертвоприношення, ...
  12. Hindi:अर्पण, निवेदन, ...

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