LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
noun · femininefirst declension

offerenda

offerenda f (genitive offerendae)

Meaning

  1. Medieval Latinfeminineantiphon (ecclesiastical chant sung during Mass)
  2. Medieval Latinfeminineoffering (bread or wine given as an offering)
  3. Medieval Latinfeminineoffering (of any kind)

Origins

Descendants
  • Welshofferenfrom Proto-Brythonic *oferen
  • IrishAifreannfrom Old Irish oifrend
  • IrishAiffreannfrom Old Irish oifrend
  • IrishAifreanfrom Old Irish oifrend
  • IrishAifrionfrom Old Irish oifrend
  • IrishAifrionnfrom Old Irish oifrend
  • Manxerinfrom Old Irish oifrend
  • Scottish GaelicAifreannfrom Old Irish oifrend
  • Scottish Gaelicaifreannfrom Old Irish oifrend
  • Scottish Gaelicaifrionnfrom Old Irish oifrend

Quick answers

What does offerenda mean in Latin?
offerenda, a noun, means “antiphon (ecclesiastical chant sung during Mass); offering (bread or wine given as an offering); offering (of any kind)”.
What is the genitive of offerenda?
The genitive singular is offerendae. offerenda is feminine, first declension.