2019年6月19日 · 'Ostja' is the sacramental bread, the host, blessed/sanctified by a priest. The mundane, unblessed kind you might see sold in shops as a snack is usually called 'hostia'. So, saying 'l-ostja' is like seeing something wonderous (like the body of Christ in Catholicism).

Ostja apo ostia (nga lat. hostia = flia, theroria) në shumë kisha të krishtera është një fetë e hollë buke e rrumbullakët që përdoret në kremtimin e meshës gjatë eukaristisë.

2004年6月14日 · Maltese word for Christian Host used in Roman Catholic mass as the body of Christ. The word is used nationwide as a means of highlighting one's feeling, especially during heated arguments.

Ostja - 1. Maltese word for Christian Host used in Roman Catholic mass as the body of Christ. The word is used nationwide as a means of highlighting one's feeling,

Original Ostoja coat of arms The Clan of Ostoja (old Polish: Ostoya) was a powerful group of knights and lords in late-medieval Europe. The clan encompassed families in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth (including present-day Belarus and Ukraine), Hungary and Upper Hungary (now Slovakia), Transylvania, and Prussia. The clan crest is the Ostoja coat of arms, [1][2] and the battle cry is ...

The coat of arms of the Ostoja clan is one of the oldest family marks of medieval Polish knights. It occurs under the names Ostoja, Hostoja, Mościc, Ostojczyk. The name of the clan is Ostoja and Hostoja. This calling was probably an older form of clan identification than the coat of arms. Ostoja coat of arms, Poland. The version operating from the mid-16th century.

Ostoja is a Polish coat of arms that probably originated from Sarmatian Tamga [1][2] and refer to Royal Sarmatians using Draco standard. Following the end of the Roman Empire, in the Middle Ages it was used by Ostoja family in Lesser Poland and later also in Kujavia, Mazowsze and Greater Poland. [3] It is a coat of arms of noble families that fought in …

2020年12月26日 · It's common in Maltese to replace a blasphemous word with one which kind of sounds similar. So a blasphemous word like 'ostja' (holy communion host) will get changed into 'ostra', 'istja' or 'istra'. Even these are considered a bit too harsh by most, and will get changed further. Istrina is one such example. You might also hear 'istrina ...

O Ġesù, li fiċ-ċkejkna Ostja bajda Issejħilna sabiex niġu ħdejk, Nadurawk, o Sultan maħbub tagħna, Mixħutin għarkopptejna f’riġlejk. Rit: Ħeġġeġ qlubna Bil-fjammi ta’ mħabbtek Li minn qalbek għal qlubna ħerġin, Sabiex miegħek għal dejjem inkunu O Ġesù, b’għaqda sħiħa mwaħħdin. L-anġli tiegħek madwarek ...

Efter att ha granskat de givna ledtrådarna har vi lyckats identifiera totalt 1 möjlig lösning för korsordsledtråden "ostja". I ett försök att komma fram till rätt svar har vi noggrant granskat varje alternativ och tagit hänsyn till all relevant information som kan ge oss en ledtråd om vilken lösning som är mest korrekt.