undercroft
/ˈʌndəkrɒft
/noun
The crypt of a church.The spatial result resembles a cathedral crypt or an undercroft, yet it is all above ground....
- Around three times as many people are now taking guided tours, and visiting the undercroft, treasury and crypt.
- It costs extra to visit the tower, undercroft and crypt, but concessionary admission remained unchanged at £3.
Origin
Late Middle English: from under- + the rare term croft 'crypt', from Middle Dutch crofte 'cave', from Latin crypta.
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