hagia
[ hey-jee-uh ]
plural nounEastern Church.
the Eucharistic elements before or after the consecration.
Origin of hagia
1<Late Greek, noun use of neuter plural of Greek hágios holy
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How to use hagia in a sentence
But Deputy PM Arinc says he wants the hagia Sophia to be a mosque again.
The hagia Sophia reflects both its Christian and Muslim traditions.
A minority of Turks interviewed on the square in front of hagia Sophia agreed with Hur.
A conversion of the hagia Sophia into a mosque would have international implications.
Only when the hagia Sophia is a mosque again, it will feel truly sovereign.
In an interesting Cretan sarcophagus from hagia Triada the life-giving power is tripled.
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