sacrament in Latin
sacrament in Latin is sacrāmentum, sacramentum — sacrament means a formal religious rite, especially in Christianity, believed to convey divine grace — such as baptism, marriage, or communion.
sacrament in Latin
sacrāmentum
sacramentum
What does "sacrament" mean?
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noun A formal religious rite, especially in Christianity, believed to convey divine grace — such as baptism, marriage, or communion.
"The couple received the sacrament of marriage at the cathedral."
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noun The consecrated bread and wine of the Eucharist.
"The priest raised the sacrament during Mass."
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sacrament in a sentence
- The couple received the sacrament of marriage at the cathedral.
- Confirmation is one of the seven sacraments in Catholic tradition.
- The priest raised the sacrament during Mass.
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What is "sacrament" in Latin?
"sacrament" in Latin is sacrāmentum, sacramentum. sacrament means: A formal religious rite, especially in Christianity, believed to convey divine grace — such as baptism, marriage, or communion.
How do you use "sacrament" in a sentence?
Example: "The couple received the sacrament of marriage at the cathedral." In Latin, "sacrament" is sacrāmentum, sacramentum.
Are there other ways to say "sacrament" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "sacrament": sacrāmentum, sacramentum.
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