temenos
noun
tem·e·nos
ˈteməˌnäs
plural temene
-ˌnē
: a temple enclosure or court in ancient Greece : a sacred precinct
Word History
Etymology
Greek, piece of land cut off as an official or sacred domain, temenos, from temnein to cut
- knights of the maccabees
- knights of the pestle
- knights of the post
- knights of the road
- knights of the round table
- knights of the shire
- knights of the sword
- knights of the temple
- knights templar
- knights templars
- knights-companions
- knights-errant
- kniphofia
- kniphofiae
- kniphofias
- knish
- knishes
- Knisteneaux
- knit
- knit goods
- knit one's brow
- knit one's brow/brows
- knit one's brows
- knit stitch
- knit up