sanctum in Latin
sanctum in Latin is adytum — sanctum means a private or sacred place that others rarely enter.
sanctum in Latin
adytum
A place set apart, as with a sanctum sanctorum; a sacred or private place; a private retreat or workroom.
What does "sanctum" mean?
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noun A private or sacred place that others rarely enter.
"The study was his sanctum, where nobody was allowed to disturb him."
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- The study was his sanctum, where nobody was allowed to disturb him.
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What is "sanctum" in Latin?
"sanctum" in Latin is adytum. sanctum means: A private or sacred place that others rarely enter.
How do you use "sanctum" in a sentence?
Example: "The study was his sanctum, where nobody was allowed to disturb him." In Latin, "sanctum" is adytum.
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