sacristy in Latin
sacristy in Latin is sacrārium — sacristy means a room in a church used to store sacred vessels, vestments, and other items, and sometimes for clergy to prepare before services.
sacristy in Latin
sacrārium
A room in a church where sacred vessels, books, vestments, etc. are kept. Sometimes also used by clergy to prepare for worship or for meetings.
What does "sacristy" mean?
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noun A room in a church used to store sacred vessels, vestments, and other items, and sometimes for clergy to prepare before services.
"The priest changed into his robes in the sacristy."
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- The priest changed into his robes in the sacristy.
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What is "sacristy" in Latin?
"sacristy" in Latin is sacrārium. sacristy means: A room in a church used to store sacred vessels, vestments, and other items, and sometimes for clergy to prepare before services.
How do you use "sacristy" in a sentence?
Example: "The priest changed into his robes in the sacristy." In Latin, "sacristy" is sacrārium.
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