impanate
adjective
im·panate
\imˈpanə̇t, ˈimpəˌnāt\
variants: or
impanated
\ˈimpəˌnātə̇d\Definition of impanate
: embodied in bread in impanation
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Origin and Etymology of impanate
impanate from Medieval Latin impanatus, from Latin in- 2in- + Latin panis bread + -atus -ate; impanated from Medieval Latin impanatus + English -ed
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