viaticum

vi·at·i·cum

V0082900 (vī-ăt′ĭ-kəm, vē-)n. pl. vi·at·i·ca (-kə) or vi·at·i·cums 1. Ecclesiastical The Eucharist given to a dying person or one in danger of death.2. A supply of provisions for a journey.

[Late Latin viāticum, from Latin, traveling provisions, from neuter of viāticus, viatic; see viatical.]

viaticum

(vaɪˈætɪkəm) n, pl -ca (-kə) or -cums1. (Ecclesiastical Terms) Christianity Holy Communion as administered to a person dying or in danger of death2. rare provisions or a travel allowance for a journey[C16: from Latin, from viāticus belonging to a journey, from viāre to travel, from via way]

vi•at•i•cum

(vaɪˈæt ɪ kəm, vi-)

n., pl. -ca (-kə), -cums. 1. the Eucharist or Communion as given to a person dying or in danger of death. 2. (among the ancient Romans) a travel allowance, in the form of supplies or money, given to a servant or public official. 3. money or necessities for any journey. [1555–65; < Latin; compare voyage]

viaticum

the Eucharist given to one about to die; last rites or extreme unction. — viatic, viatical, adj.See also: Death

the Eucharist given to one about to die; last rites or extreme unction. — viatic, viatical, adj.See also: Christianity

Translations

viaticum

(vīăt`ĭkəm) [Lat.,=provision for a journey], in the Roman Catholic Church, Communion given to the dying by a priest. Catholics are obliged to receive the viaticum if they are able and to procure it for others. The dying person is usually confessed before receiving the viaticum but need not be fasting. The confession, viaticum, and anointing of the sickanointing of the sick,
sacrament of the Orthodox Eastern Church and the Roman Catholic Church, formerly known as extreme unction. In it a sick or dying person is anointed on eyes, ears, nostrils, lips, hands, feet, and sometimes, in the case of men, the loins, by a priest while
..... Click the link for more information. are called the last rites of the church.

viaticum

Eucharist given to one who is dying. [Christianity: Brewer Dictionary, 1128]See: Death

viaticum

Christianity Holy Communion as administered to a person dying or in danger of death

单词	viaticum
释义	viaticum vi·at·i·cum V0082900 (vī-ăt′ĭ-kəm, vē-)n. pl. vi·at·i·ca (-kə) or vi·at·i·cums 1. Ecclesiastical The Eucharist given to a dying person or one in danger of death.2. A supply of provisions for a journey. [Late Latin viāticum, from Latin, traveling provisions, from neuter of viāticus, viatic; see viatical.] viaticum (vaɪˈætɪkəm) n, pl -ca (-kə) or -cums1. (Ecclesiastical Terms) Christianity Holy Communion as administered to a person dying or in danger of death2. rare provisions or a travel allowance for a journey[C16: from Latin, from viāticus belonging to a journey, from viāre to travel, from via way] vi•at•i•cum (vaɪˈæt ɪ kəm, vi-) n., pl. -ca (-kə), -cums. 1. the Eucharist or Communion as given to a person dying or in danger of death. 2. (among the ancient Romans) a travel allowance, in the form of supplies or money, given to a servant or public official. 3. money or necessities for any journey. [1555–65; < Latin; compare voyage] viaticum the Eucharist given to one about to die; last rites or extreme unction. — viatic, viatical, adj.See also: Death the Eucharist given to one about to die; last rites or extreme unction. — viatic, viatical, adj.See also: Christianity Translations viaticum viaticum (vīăt`ĭkəm) [Lat.,=provision for a journey], in the Roman Catholic Church, Communion given to the dying by a priest. Catholics are obliged to receive the viaticum if they are able and to procure it for others. The dying person is usually confessed before receiving the viaticum but need not be fasting. The confession, viaticum, and anointing of the sickanointing of the sick, sacrament of the Orthodox Eastern Church and the Roman Catholic Church, formerly known as extreme unction. In it a sick or dying person is anointed on eyes, ears, nostrils, lips, hands, feet, and sometimes, in the case of men, the loins, by a priest while ..... Click the link for more information. are called the last rites of the church. viaticum Eucharist given to one who is dying. [Christianity: Brewer Dictionary, 1128]See: Death viaticum Christianity Holy Communion as administered to a person dying or in danger of death
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