| 释义 |
kel·li·on
\keˈlēˌän, -ēˌȯn\ noun
(plural kel·lia \-ēə, -ē(ˌ)ä\)
Etymology: Late Greek, literally, little cell, from Latin cella cell + Greek -ion (diminutive suffix) — more at cell
: a small religious house of the Eastern Church occupied by not more than three monks and three lay brothers |