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comulgar

to receive communion, to take communion, to agree with, to share

k o m u l ˈɡ a ɾ
comulg to receive communion, to take communion + ar Infinitive
verb Rare #54,303
to receive communion, to take communion In the Catholic Church, to receive the Eucharist.
SP: Mi abuela quiere comulgar en la misa.
EN: My grandmother wants to receive communion at Mass.
to agree with, to share Often used with con: comulgar con alguien or con una idea.
SP: No quiero comulgar con esa idea.
EN: I don't want to agree with that idea.

¿Vas a comulgar?

Are you going to receive Communion?

— Adiós, muchachos (1987)

Si has bebido agua, no puedes comulgar.

If you have drunk water, you cannot receive communion.

— Amarcord (1973)

Pus entonces comerse éste, es como comulgar, ¿no?

Well, eating this one is like taking communion, right?

— Nazarín (1959)

No comemos y nos morimos de frío, y encima hay que ayunar para comulgar.

We don't eat and we're freezing to death, and on top of that we have to fast to receive communion.

— Adiós, muchachos (1987)