Transubstantiate

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 537
tran-sub-stan's hi-at, v.t to change to another substance. [L trans, acro , subs tanti a, a substance Transubstantiatlon, tran-sub-stan-shi-a''shun, n. a change into another substance' the Roman Catholic doctrine that the bread and wine m the Eucharist are changed into Christ’s body and blood.
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