corporal
kɔʁpɔʁal
Definition Synonyms
Definition of corporal - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
liturgieTECH. linge blanc posé sur l'autel pour recevoir l'hostie et le caliceTECH.
- Le prêtre déplie soigneusement le corporal avant de célébrer la messe.
- Le corporal est rangé dans la sacristie après la messe.
- On doit plier le corporal avec respect.
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linge blanc posé sur l'autel pour recevoir l'hostie et le calice
Origin of corporal
latin, corporalis (du corps)
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liturgie
étui en tissu contenant le corporal de la messe
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