templum
/ˈtɛmplʊm/Definitions
1. noun
A sacred space or a place of worship, especially in ancient Rome.
“The Romans built a templum at the top of the hill to honor their gods.”
2. noun
A square or quadrangular space, often with a raised altar, used as a place of worship or sacrifice.
“The ancient temple was a templum with a large stone altar in the center.”
3. noun
A sacred place or precinct.
“The templum was a sacred place where the priest would perform rituals.”