sixtus
/ˈsɪkstəs/Definitions
1. noun
A person given the name Sixtus, especially one of several popes in the Roman Catholic Church, or a king of the Burgundians.
“The monastery was founded by Pope Sixtus during his papacy.”
2. proper noun
The name of the monastery or a specific location, especially one associated with a historical figure.
“The monastery of Saint Sixtus in Siena is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.”