donacite (donas it)

[NL., dona nob is (dō'nä nō'bis). [L., give us ( paceт, peace): dona, 2d pers. sing. impv. of donare, give; nob is, dat. pl. of ego, I (pl. nos).] 1. In the Roman Catholic ma , the last section, beginning "Dona nob is pacem."- 2. A musical setting of those words, especially as a movement in a ma . donary (dō'na-ri), n.; pl. donaries (-riz). [L. donarium, the place in a temple where votive offerings were got, a votive offering, I conceal their donaries , pendants, other offerings. Burton , Anat. of Mel., p. 620. See donet . donatt, n. donatary (don'a-ta-ri), n.; pl. donataries (-riz). [F. donataire = Sp. Pg. It. donatario , donatarius , also donator i us , the recipient of a gift, donatus , a gift, donate .] Same as donatory .