Reduplication ofubī̆.

• Homophone:ubi ubī̆

ubiubī̆ (notcomparable)

1. alternative form ofubi ubī̆(“wherever,wheresoever”)
   • 1992 June 25,Catechismus Catholicae Ecclesiae — Sacramentum Eucharistiae‎^[1], vatican.va, archived fromthe original on18 September 2021:

     Pōnite[…]hoccorpusubicumque:nihilvōseiuscūraconturbet;tantumilludvōsrogō,utadDominīaltārememineritismeī,ubiubī̆fueritis.

     Place […] this body wherever you may be: let nothing disturb you about it; I only ask you this, that you remember me at the altar of the Lord,wherever you may be.

   • 2012 October 8,Bollettino Synodus Episcoporum — Edizione plurilingue‎^[2], vatican.va, archived fromthe original on7 May 2021:

     Illudtamenīnstanterrepetīetdēmōnstrārīdēbet,quodChrīstushominīubiubī̆versantīoccurrit,sedinEcclēsiāacperEcclēsiam.

     It must however be urgently repeated and demonstrated, that Christ meets manwherever he goes, but in the Church and through the Church.

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