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Koliva

Koliva, also spelled, depending on the language, kollyva, kollyba, kolyvo, or colivă, is a dish based on boiled wheat that is used liturgically in the Eastern Orthodox Church for commemorations of the dead.

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Alternative names
Kollyva, Colivă, Funeral Cake (In the Arab world: Bleeleh, Sleeqa, Rahmeh)
Main ingredients
Wheat kernels, honey or sugar
Type
Ritual food

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Koliva

Nodes78
Edges77
Triples84
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.025641
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related to Recipe · 19
Koliva → After, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Greece, May God, Middle East, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Orthodox Christians, Romania, Romanians, Russia, Serbia, The, Ukraine, When, While
related to St Theodore Saturday · 18
Koliva → Apostate, Archbishop Eudoxius, As, Christians, Constantinople, Emperor, Great Lent, However, Julian, Lent, Lenten, Saturday, So, St, The, Theodore Saturday, Theodore Tyro, This
related to Memorial services · 13
Koliva → During, Great Lent, Greek, In, Memorial, Orthodox Christian, Panikhida, Pascha, Radonitsa, Romanian, Slavonic, Soul Saturdays, Tuesday
related to history · 11
Koliva → AD, Alexandria, Ancient Greek, Anthesteria, Apostate, Athanasius, Christianity, Emperor Julian, In, The, Theodore Balsamon
related to Commemoration of saints · 8
Koliva → Antiochian Orthodox, In Lebanon, Instead, It, Moleben, Patron Saint, Saint Barbara, Slavic
related to External links · 6
Koliva → Blessing, Koliva Recipe St, Nicholas CenterTheodore Saturday Icon, PanikhidaPhoto, SynaxarionPhoto, Theodore SaturdayRomanian Coliva Recipe
Alternative names · 1
Koliva → Kollyva, Colivă, Funeral Cake (In the Arab world: Bleeleh, Sleeqa, Rahmeh)
Main ingredients · 1
Koliva → Wheat kernels, honey or sugar
Type · 1
Koliva → Ritual food

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wheat orthodox boiled occasions food also sugar well memorial made saturday used church first greek service lent prepared theodore funerals

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
KolivaAlternative namesKollyva, Colivă, Funeral Cake (In the Arab world: Bleeleh, Sleeqa, Rahmeh)1.00infobox
KolivaMain ingredientsWheat kernels, honey or sugar1.00infobox
KolivaTypeRitual food1.00infobox
bleelehinstance ofIt is referred to by different names depending on region0.80text
sleeqahinstance ofIt is referred to by different names depending on region0.80text
or rahmehinstance ofIt is referred to by different names depending on region0.80text
wheatinstance oftypically made from a mix of grains and legumes0.80text
barleyinstance oftypically made from a mix of grains and legumes0.80text
and chickpeasinstance oftypically made from a mix of grains and legumes0.80text
Kolivarelated to Commemoration of saintsIt0.60section
Kolivarelated to Commemoration of saintsSlavic0.60section
Kolivarelated to Commemoration of saintsPatron Saint0.60section

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