chalice in Russian
chalice in Russian is поти́р, ку́бок, ча́ша — chalice means a large ceremonial drinking cup, especially one used in religious rites such as Communion.
chalice in Russian
поти́р
Pronounced: potir
ку́бок
Pronounced: kubok
ча́ша
Pronounced: chasha
What does "chalice" mean?
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noun A large ceremonial drinking cup, especially one used in religious rites such as Communion.
"The priest raised the chalice during Mass."
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chalice in a sentence
- The priest raised the chalice during Mass.
- The museum displayed a jeweled medieval chalice.
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What is "chalice" in Russian?
"chalice" in Russian is поти́р, ку́бок, ча́ша. chalice means: A large ceremonial drinking cup, especially one used in religious rites such as Communion.
How do you pronounce поти́р?
"chalice" in Russian is поти́р, pronounced "potir".
How do you use "chalice" in a sentence?
Example: "The priest raised the chalice during Mass." In Russian, "chalice" is поти́р, ку́бок, ча́ша.
Are there other ways to say "chalice" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "chalice": поти́р, ку́бок, ча́ша.
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