| 释义 |
sa·cel·lum
\səˈkeləm, səˈse-\ noun
(plural sacel·la \-lə\)
Etymology: Latin, pagan Roman sacellum, diminutive of sacrum sanctuary, sacred object, from neuter of sacer sacred
1. : a small monumental chapel in a church
2. : an unroofed space in an ancient Roman building consecrated to a divinity |