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delubrum

delubrum noun: a temple or shrine.

Noun

delubrum (plural delubra)

  1. A temple or shrine.
  2. A sanctuary.
  3. A church with a font.

Forms of delubrum

pluraldelubra

Origin of delubrum

Borrowed from Latin dēlūbrum.

Questions about delubrum

What does delubrum mean?
Delubrum means a temple or shrine.
What part of speech is delubrum?
Delubrum is a noun.
What is the plural of delubrum?
The plural of delubrum is delubra.

Words near delubrum in the dictionary

  1. deltoside
  2. deltotrapezial
  3. deltrophin
  4. delts
  5. delubra
  6. delubrum
  7. DeLuca
  8. Delucchi
  9. Delucchis
  10. delucemine
  11. DeLucia

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