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1. (n.) chalice
a cup for the wine of the Eucharist.
2. chalice
a drinking cup or goblet.
3. chalice
a cuplike blossom.
Etymology: (1350–1400; < OF < L calicem < calix cup; cf. early ME
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) chalice, goblet
a bowl-shaped drinking vessel; especially the Eucharistic cup
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1. (noun) chalice
a cup or bowl; especially, the cup used in the sacrament of the Lord's Supper
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Sense: a wine-cup, especially one used in religious services.
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 Afrikaans: kelk |
 Arabic: كأسُ نَبيذ، كأسُ القُرْبا |
 Bulgarian: бокал |
 Brazilian: cálice |
 Czech: pohár, kalich |
 German: der Kelch |
 Danish: kalk; bæger |
 Greek: δισκοπότηρο |
 Spanish: cáliz |
 Estonian: karikas |
 Farsi: جام شراب |
 Finnish: ehtoollismalja |
 French: calice |
 Hebrew: גָבִיע |
 Hindi: पानपात्र, यज्ञपात्र, चषक |
 Croatian: pehar |
 Hungarian: kehely |
 Indonesian: cawan |
 Icelandic: bikar; kaleikur |
 Italian: calice |
 Japanese: 聖杯 |
 Korean: 성배 |
 Lithuanian: taurė |
 Latvian: vīna kauss; biķeris |
 Malay: piala |
 Dutch: kelk |
 Norwegian: (alter)kalk, beger |
 Polish: kielich |
 Persian: جام شراب |
 Pashto: پياله: (عيسوى) متبر كه كا |
 Portuguese: cálice |
 Romanian: potir |
 Russian: чаша; кубок |
 Slovak: kalich |
 Slovenian: kelih |
 Serbian: putir |
 Swedish: bägare, [nattvards]kalk |
 Thai: ถ้วยเงินหรือทองสำหรับใส่ไ |
 Turkish: kadeh |
 Taiwanese: 聖餐杯 |
 Ukrainian: чаша, потир |
 Urdu: ساغر ، (مذہبی رسومات میں |
 Vietnamese: cốc rượu lễ |
 Chinese: 圣餐杯 |
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