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[N]DAPS (DAPIS) (F)DOMINIUM (-I) (N)EPULUM (-I) (N)FESTUM (-I) (N)SUMBOLA (-AE) (F)SYMBOLA (-AE) (F)SYMPOSIUM (-I) (N)UNCTUM (-I) (N)SOLLEMNE (-IS) (N)SOLLEMNITAS (-ATIS) (F)DAPIS (-IS) (F)[V]CELEBRO (-ARE -AVI -ATUM)PASCO (-ERE PAVI PASTUM)RESIDEO (-ERE -SEDI -SESSUM)EPULOR (-ARI -ATUS SUM)CONVIVO (-ERE -VIXI)- BE PRESENT AT A FEAST- FEASTS- MASTER OF A FEAST -
2 FEAST: BE PRESENT AT A FEAST
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3 FEAST: MASTER OF A FEAST
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4 FEAST: FEASTS
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5 FEAST TOGETHER
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6 COMPANION AT A FEAST
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7 FUNERAL FEAST
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8 GUEST AT A FEAST
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9 SACRIFICIAL FEAST
[N]DAPS (DAPIS) (F)DAPIS (-IS) (F) -
10 WEDDING FEAST
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11 architriclinus
*°architriclinus, i, n., master of a feast, J. 2:8 f..* -
12 azyma
°azyma, orum, n., (feast of) unleavened bread, Mk. 14:1; A. 20:6; unleavened bread, 1 C. 5:8. -
13 caena
caena (coe-), ae, f., dinner, supper; feast. -
14 conuiuium
conuiuium, ii, n., feast, L. 5:29; 2 P. 2:13. -
15 conuiuor
conuiuor, 1, feast together, Jude 12.* -
16 encenia
†°encenia, orum, n., feast of dedication (of Temple), J. 10:22.* -
17 epulum
epulum, i, n., feast, Jude 12.* -
18 epulor
epulor, 1, keep feast, 1 C. 5:8; be merry, L. 12:19; 15:23 ff.; 16:19; Jas. 5:5.* -
19 festiuitas
festiuitas, tatis, f., festivity, feast, J. 7:37.* -
20 festus
festus, a, um, festal, belonging to the feast, Mk. 14:2; J. 2:23 (always joined with dies).
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