I. səˈkra(a)rēəm noun
( plural sacrar·ia -ēə)
Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Latin, pagan Roman sacrarium, from sacr-, sacer sacred + -arium
1.
a. : sanctuary 1a(2)
b. : sacristy
c. : piscina 2
2.
[Latin]
a. : an ancient Roman shrine or sanctuary in a temple or private house holding sacred objects : oratory , chapel
b. : an ancient Roman building erected for the performance of religious rites by a sacred person
II. noun
( plural sacraria )
Etymology: New Latin, from sacr- (II) + -arium
: synsacrum