ambo
noun
am·bo ˈam-ˌbō 
plural ambos or ambones am-ˈbō-(ˌ)nēz
: a large pulpit or reading desk in early churches and in contemporary Greek and Balkan churches standing on the gospel side of the nave and often having its counterpart on the epistle side
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin ambon-, ambo, from Late Greek ambōn, from Greek, "edge, rim"
First Known Use
1641, in the meaning defined above
- unorderly
- unorders
- unordinary
- unorganisable
- unorganisables
- unorganised
- unorganisedly
- unorganisedness
- unorganizable
- unorganizables
- unorganized
- unorganizedly
- unorganizedness
- unoriented
- unoriginal
- unoriginalities
- unoriginalityes
- unoriginalitys
- unoriginals
- unoriginate
- unoriginated
- unoriginative
- unornamental
- unornamentally
- unornamented