retable
noun
re·ta·ble ˈrē-ˌtā-bəl 
rē-ˈtā-
: a raised shelf above an altar for the altar cross, lights, and flowers
Word History
Etymology
French, from Middle French, modification of Old Occitan retaule, alteration of reretaule, ultimately from Latin retro- + tabula board, tablet
First Known Use
1817, in the meaning defined above
- Actinizoa
- actinizoan
- actino-
- actinobacillary
- actinobacilli
- actinobacillotic
- actinobranch
- actinobranchia
- actinocrinite
- Actinocrinus
- actinodrome
- actinodromous
- actinoelectric
- actinoid
- Actinoida
- actinoidea
- actinoids
- actinolite
- actinolites
- actinologous
- actinologue
- actinomere
- actinomeres
- actinomeric
- actinomerises