krama
Definition of krama
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: the mingled and consecrated wine and water into which the consecrated bread is broken at the Eucharist in the Eastern Orthodox Church
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Origin and Etymology of krama
Greek, mixture, mixed wine, from kerannynai to mix
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\ˈkrȯ(ˌ)mȯ\Definition of Krama
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: the form of Javanese used in speaking to or in the presence of social superiors
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Javanese krama
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