ciborium

As nouns the difference between ciborium and paten

is that ciborium is a fixed vaulted canopy over a christian altar, supported on four columns while paten is .

As nouns the difference between ciborium and baldachino

is that ciborium is a fixed vaulted canopy over a christian altar, supported on four columns while baldachino is .

As nouns the difference between pyx and ciborium

is that pyx is the small container used to hold the consecrated bread of the eucharist while ciborium is a fixed vaulted canopy over a christian altar, supported on four columns.

As nouns the difference between ciborium and baldacchin

is that ciborium is a fixed vaulted canopy over a christian altar, supported on four columns while baldacchin is a rich, embroidered brocade used for clothing in the middle ages, the web being gold and the woof silk.

As a noun ciborium is

a fixed vaulted canopy over a christian altar, supported on four columns.

As nouns the difference between wafer and ciborium

is that wafer is a light, thin, flat biscuit while ciborium is a fixed vaulted canopy over a christian altar, supported on four columns.

As a verb wafer

is to seal or close with a wafer.

As nouns the difference between holding and ciborium

is that holding is something that one owns, especially stocks and bonds while ciborium is a fixed vaulted canopy over a christian altar, supported on four columns.

As a verb holding

is .

As a verb consecrated

is (consecrate).

As a noun ciborium is

a fixed vaulted canopy over a christian altar, supported on four columns.

As nouns the difference between receptacle and ciborium

is that receptacle is a container while ciborium is a fixed vaulted canopy over a christian altar, supported on four columns.