ossuarium
/ˌɒsjuːˈɛːrɪəm/Now rare
noun
A receptacle or repository for the bones of the dead; = ossuary.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Horace Walpole (1717–1797), author, politician, and patron of the arts. From classical Latin ossuārium place for the bones of the dead from ossua, variant of ossa, plural of os bone + -ārium.
- compound body
- compound-complex sentence
- compound duple
- compounder
- compound eye
- compound fraction
- compound fracture
- compound interval
- compound leaf
- compound noun
- compound number
- compound sentence
- compound time
- comprador
- compradore
- comprehend
- comprehensibility
- comprehensible
- comprehensibly
- comprehension
- comprehensive
- comprehensively
- comprehensiveness
- compresence
- compresent