(a) Correction; righting (of a wrong); med. rectification (of a condition); emendation (of a text); (b) repairing, mending. …

(a) Rising, getting up; (b) theol. resurrection; final arising, general arising, the resurrection at Judgment Day; (c) elevation; a projection; (d) of heavenly bodies: rising above the horizon……

(a) Requesting, pleading, wishing; a request, plea, entreaty, wish; (b) advice, suggestion. …

(a) The process of coming into existence; the Creation (of the world, etc.); the first biginning; (b) the process of being born, birth; (c) origin; source; taken biginning, originate, arise; -- with……

(a) The act or fact of the breaking, crushing, or tearing (of an object); also, a fragment, a tear (in cloth); (b) fracturing or fracture (of a bone or limb); (c) theol. Christ's breaking of bread. …

(a) Respiration, breathing; exhalation; brethinge ese, breathing in comfort, respite; (b) inhaled or exhaled air, breath. …

Arrival, approach, coming; visiting, a visit; also, a gathering [quot.: c1390]. …

(a) Law Judicial condemnation, sentencing; a sentence; (b) theol. damnation; a curse. …

(a) Eccl. Penitential mortification; mortifiing of the bodi (wille, wittes), the penitential subduing of one's physical or mental faculties; (b) theol. mortifiing of sinne, the destruction of the……

Theol. Predestination. …

The holding of someone for ransom; with no raunsouning to bien, not to be released for any ransom; (b) an arbitrary fine or the levying of such a fine; (c) theol. redemption; also, the price of……

Eccl.: (a) The consecration of the bread and wine in the service of the Mass; sacring of the messe; sacring time, the moment of consecration in the Mass; (b) the consecrated elements; (c) sacring……

Theol. The act of inspiring the Holy Ghost. …

(a) Metamorphosis; (b) theol. the transformation of human love or the human soul that enables it to participate in Christ, divine love, etc. …

Theol. The effecting of the transformation of the consecrated bread into the body of Christ during the Eucharist. …

Repurchase, redemption; theol. salvation, ransom; also, (Christ’s) act of redemption. …

(a) The action of conveying possession of something of one’s own or over which one has authority; the act or practice of gratuitous giving, conferring, donating, bestowing, or rewarding; giving as……