Definition of pastophorium in English:

pastophorium

noun ˌpastəˈfɔːrɪəm

1Ancient History. The apartment of the pastophori in an Egyptian temple.
2Archaeology and Orthodox Church. Each of a pair of rooms in some churches, especially Byzantine ones, that are used as sacristies and usually flank the apse.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Chambers's Cyclopaedia. From post-classical Latin pastophorium priest's chamber in the temple at Jerusalem (Vetus Latina), priests' chamber in an Egyptian temple and its etymon Hellenistic Greek παστοϕόριον (also παστοϕορεῖον) priest's chamber in the temple at Jerusalem (Septuagint: Jeremiah 35:4, rendering Hebrew liškāh), priests' chamber in an Egyptian temple from παστοϕόρος + -ιον, suffix forming nouns.

Definition of pastophorium in US English:

pastophorium

nounˌpastəˈfɔːrɪəm

1Ancient History. The apartment of the pastophori in an Egyptian temple.
2Archaeology and Orthodox Church. Each of a pair of rooms in some churches, especially Byzantine ones, that are used as sacristies and usually flank the apse.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Chambers's Cyclopaedia. From post-classical Latin pastophorium priest's chamber in the temple at Jerusalem (Vetus Latina), priests' chamber in an Egyptian temple and its etymon Hellenistic Greek παστοϕόριον (also παστοϕορεῖον) priest's chamber in the temple at Jerusalem (Septuagint: Jeremiah 35:4, rendering Hebrew liškāh), priests' chamber in an Egyptian temple from παστοϕόρος + -ιον, suffix forming nouns.

单词	pastophorium
释义	Definition of pastophorium in English: pastophorium noun ˌpastəˈfɔːrɪəm 1Ancient History. The apartment of the pastophori in an Egyptian temple. 2Archaeology and Orthodox Church. Each of a pair of rooms in some churches, especially Byzantine ones, that are used as sacristies and usually flank the apse. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Chambers's Cyclopaedia. From post-classical Latin pastophorium priest's chamber in the temple at Jerusalem (Vetus Latina), priests' chamber in an Egyptian temple and its etymon Hellenistic Greek παστοϕόριον (also παστοϕορεῖον) priest's chamber in the temple at Jerusalem (Septuagint: Jeremiah 35:4, rendering Hebrew liškāh), priests' chamber in an Egyptian temple from παστοϕόρος + -ιον, suffix forming nouns. Definition of pastophorium in US English: pastophorium nounˌpastəˈfɔːrɪəm 1Ancient History. The apartment of the pastophori in an Egyptian temple. 2Archaeology and Orthodox Church. Each of a pair of rooms in some churches, especially Byzantine ones, that are used as sacristies and usually flank the apse. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Chambers's Cyclopaedia. From post-classical Latin pastophorium priest's chamber in the temple at Jerusalem (Vetus Latina), priests' chamber in an Egyptian temple and its etymon Hellenistic Greek παστοϕόριον (also παστοϕορεῖον) priest's chamber in the temple at Jerusalem (Septuagint: Jeremiah 35:4, rendering Hebrew liškāh), priests' chamber in an Egyptian temple from παστοϕόρος + -ιον, suffix forming nouns.
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