candelabrum in Latin
candelabrum in Latin is candēlābrum — candelabrum means a stand for candles that has several branches, so it can hold more than one candle at a time.
candelabrum in Latin
candēlābrum
A candle holder with branches to hold more than one candle.
What does "candelabrum" mean?
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noun A stand for candles that has several branches, so it can hold more than one candle at a time.
"Cyby followed us holding up his candelabrum—I suppose more for his benefit than mine, but it permitted me to see well enough to keep from colliding with the dark oak shelves we passed."
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- Cyby followed us holding up his candelabrum—I suppose more for his benefit than mine, but it permitted me to see well enough to keep from colliding with the dark oak shelves we passed.
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What is "candelabrum" in Latin?
"candelabrum" in Latin is candēlābrum. candelabrum means: A stand for candles that has several branches, so it can hold more than one candle at a time.
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