n., pl., -ta (-tə).
The sanctum in an ancient temple.
[Latin, from Greek aduton, from adutos, not to be entered : a-, not; see a-1 + duein, to enter.]
adytum
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(ăd'ĭ-təm)
n., pl., -ta (-tə).
The sanctum in an ancient temple.
n., pl., -ta (-tə).
The sanctum in an ancient temple.
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 | secos (architecture) |
| adytum, adyton |
| secret (architecture) |
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