Wafer
Oblat (from Latin oblatus , 'presented', 'sacrificed') stands for:
the wafer:
- child given to a monastery; see Oblation (monastery)
- secular person who lives according to a monastery rule; see oblation (medal)
- Order member of an order whose members call themselves Oblates
the or the wafer:
- outdated subsidiary form of wafer , host
The adjective oblat (English oblate 'flat', 'compressed' from the Latin oblatus 'spread') stands for:
- Property of an oblate ellipsoid of revolution
