antidoron
noun
an·ti·do·ron
-ˈdōˌrän,
-ōn,
-rən
plural antidora
-rə
: bread blessed but not consecrated and eaten in the Eucharist of the Eastern Church but instead distributed after the service as a sign of their participation in the blessing to worshipers who did not communicate : bread of fellowship
called also eulogia
Word History
Etymology
Late Greek antidōron return gift, from Greek anti- anti- entry 1 + dōron gift, from didonai to give
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