reservatory
noun
re·serv·ato·ry
rə̇ˈzərvəˌtōrē
plural -es
archaic
: a place (as a cupboard or reservoir) in which things are kept
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin reservatorium, from Latin reservatus (past participle of reservare to reserve) + -orium -ory
- platycephalous
- Platycephalus
- platycephaly
- Platycercus
- platyceria
- Platycerium
- platyceriums
- platycodon
- platycoelian
- platycoelous
- platycrania
- platycranial
- platyctene
- Platyctenea
- platycteneae
- platyctenean
- platycteneans
- platycteneas
- platydactyl
- platydactyle
- platydactylous
- rood altar
- rood arch
- rood beam
- rood cloth