adyt
/ˈadɪt/Now rare
noun
The innermost or most sacred part of a temple or other place of worship; = adytum. Chiefly figurative in later use.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Barnaby Rich (1542–1617), soldier and author. From classical Latin adytum.
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- Darjiling
- microfiche
- microfiche reader
- microfilament
- microfilamentous
- microfilaria
- microfilm
- microfilmer
- microfilm reader
- microfilm viewer
- microfilter
- microfiltration
- microfinance
- microfine
- microfloppy
- microflora
- microfocus
- microforge
- microform
- microfossil
- microfracture