antimension
noun
an·ti·men·si·on
ˌantə̇ˈmensēˌän,
-tē-,
-ōn,
-ən
variants or antimensium or antimins or antiminsion
-sēəm
-ˌminz
-ˈminsēˌän,
-ōn,
-ən
plural antimensia or antiminsia
-sēə
Eastern Church
: a consecrated piece of silk or linen cloth containing relics consecrated by a bishop and kept on the altar
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin antimensium, from Middle Greek antiminsion, antimēsion, probably from Greek anti- anti- entry 1 + Latin mensa table + Greek -ion -ium
- symphonioussest
- symphonise
- symphonised
- symphonising
- symphonism
- symphonist
- symphonists
- symphonize
- symphonized
- symphonizeed
- symphonizeing
- symphonizes
- symphonizing
- symphony
- symphony band
- symphony orchestra
- symphony orchestras
- symphoricarpos
- symphoricarposes
- symphoricarposses
- Symphyla
- symphylae
- symphylan
- symphylas
- symphylid