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Oblate
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oblate
German
Pronunciation
de /oˈblaːtə/ Germany
de /ˈoːb̥laːtɛ/ /oˈb̥laːtɛ/ Austria
de De-Oblate.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de aːtə 3
Etymology 1
From de gmh oblāte f, gmh oblāt f, from de goh oblāta, from de la-lat oblāta offered, past participle of la offerō.
Noun
f
de Roman Catholicism consecrated wafer, host small thin round piece of unleavened bread
wafer a pastry consisting of thin round wafers with a sweet filling
Declension
f
See also
de Hostie
Etymology 2
From de gmh oblāt m, from de la-lat oblātus person dedicated to religious life, a nominal use of the past participle of la offerō to offer.
Noun
m.weak Oblatin
de Roman Catholicism oblate
Declension
m.weak
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