castrum
/kɑːˈstrʊm/ or /kæˈstrʊm/Definitions
1. noun
A Roman fortified camp or a medieval fortress, especially one used for military purposes.
“The archaeologists discovered the remains of a castrum on the outskirts of the ancient city.”
2. noun
A fortified or enclosed area, such as a medieval town or a walled garden.
“The village was once a castrum surrounded by high stone walls and a moat.”