haikal
noun
hai·kal
ˈhīˌkäl,
ˈhāˌ-
plural -s
1
: a sanctuary of a Coptic church cut off from the nave by a screen and containing three altars
2
: the main altar
Word History
Etymology
Syriac haykal & Hebrew hēkhāl, from Assyro-Babylonian ēkallu, from Sumerian e gal temple, palace, from e house + gal great
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