cis·tern 
(sĭstərn)
(sĭstərn)n.
1. A receptacle for holding water or other liquid, especially a tank for catching and storing rainwater.
2. Anatomy A cisterna.
[Middle English cisterne, from Latin cisterna, from cista, box, from Greek kistē, basket.]
cis·ternal (sĭ-stûrnəl) adj.
- archaeologically
- archaeological science
- archaeologist
- archaeology
- archaeometric
- archaeometrical
- archaeometry
- archaeon
- archaeopteryx
- Archaeozoic
- Archaeozoic
- archaic
- archaical
- archaically
- archaic human
- Archaic Latin
- archaic smile
- archaism
- archaist
- archaistic
- archaize
- archaizer
- archangel
- Archangel
- Archangel