IPA: /sæŋˈɡreɪl/
KK: /sæŋˈɡreɪl/
A legendary object often associated with the quest for the ultimate spiritual achievement, often depicted as a cup or vessel that grants eternal life or divine grace.
Many knights set out on a quest to find the sangrail, believing it would bring them great wisdom and power.
**Sangrail** → The word 'sangrail' is derived from the Old French 'sang real', meaning 'royal blood'. It is a combination of 'sang' (meaning blood) and 'real' (meaning royal). The term refers to the Holy Grail, often associated with the blood of Christ and the quest for it in Arthurian legend.
Imagine 'royal blood' ('sang real') to remember that 'sangrail' refers to the legendary cup associated with Christ's blood.