n.
Pronunciation: l ī - ' s ē - ə m, ' l ī -s ē -
Function: noun
Etymology: Latin Lyceum, gymnasium near Athens where Aristotle taught, from Greek Lykeion, from neuter of lykeios, epithet of Apollo
Date: 1786
1 : a hall for public lectures or discussions
2 : an association providing public lectures, concerts, and entertainments
3 : LYCÉE