Definition
Well-grace-thanksgiving-as-received-ordinance — the Greek charis-event structure where the giver's act (grace), the thing given (gift), and the receiver's response (gratitude) are ONE semantic field. The Eucharist is named for what it does to the recipient: it produces thanksgiving. The -me marks the charis-unity as cosmic ordinance — the grace that produces gratitude is itself gift; the gratitude that answers grace is itself grace. The triad-completing word: the grace-unity pole of the thanksgiving-field, standing with doxomme (glory-praise) and shukrme (gratitude-increase) as three faces of one worship-register from two traditions.