thēˈkēryȯn noun
or di·ce·ri·on dīˈsirēˌän
( plural dike·ria -yȧ ; or dice·ria -ēə)
Etymology: New Greek dikērion, from Greek di + Late Greek kērion wax candle, from Greek, honeycomb, from kēros wax — more at cereus
Eastern Orthodox Church : a two-branched candlestick symbolizing the divine and human natures in Christ used by the bishop for blessing during the service — compare trikerion