synaxis
/ˈsɪnæksɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A gathering or assembly of people, especially for a religious service or celebration, such as the Divine Liturgy in Eastern Orthodox Christianity.
“The grand synaxis of the monastery brought together monks and visitors from across the country for a day of worship and festivities.”
2. noun
A collection or gathering of people or things, especially a group of stars or celestial objects.
“The synaxis of the galaxy’s brightest stars formed a breathtaking sight in the night sky.”