azymia

/əˈzɪmiə/
noun
  1. Unleavened bread, especially the bread used in Jewish Passover or Christian Eucharist.
    • The recipe for azymia is simple: flour and water, no yeast.
    • In some churches, azymia is used during communion services.
    • The family prepared azymia for the Passover meal.
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