adytum Definition
ady·tum (ad′i təm)
noun pl. ad′y·ta-tə
- the innermost room or shrine in certain old temples, to be entered only by priests
- a sanctum
Etymology: L < Gr adyton, neut. of adytos, not to be entered < a-, not + dyein, to enter
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