#azimit

• Azymite — A term used historically and theologically in the Eastern Christian Church (Orthodox) to designate Western rite Christians (Catholics) who use unleavened bread (matzo / the host) in the celebration of the Holy Eucharist; as an adjective, it describes the worship, ritual, or liturgical elements based on the use of unleavened bread.
• Azymous — Pertaining to the worship, ritual, or liturgical use of unleavened bread (azyme); a rare theological term used historically in polemical writings to describe the specific Eucharistic practices of the Western Church.