Cenat
/səˈnæt/noun
A ceremonial meal or gathering involving food and drink.
Did you know?The word 'cenat' is linked to sacred feasting practices that date back to ancient times, where food was considered a divine offering.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*kwet-
“to eat, to consume, to partake.”
Latin
Latin
cēna
“the main meal of the day, often enjoyed in a communal setting.”
Old French
Old French
cenée
“a formal dinner or feast.”
14th Century
Middle English
cenat
“a gathering for eating, especially among the nobility.”
Modern English
English
cenat
“a ceremonial meal or gathering involving food and drink.”