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templum
/ˈtɛm.pɫũː/ noun · neuter · plural: templa A2 (estimated)
1. an open space for augural observation; open, clear, broad space
| English | temple, clear |
|---|---|
| German | der Tempel |
| French | le temple |
| Portuguese | o templo |
| Czech | chrám |
| Italian | il tempio |
| Spanish | el templo |
| Dutch | de tempel |
| Swedish | ett tempel |
2. a space dedicated to a deity; place of divine worship; sanctuary, shrine, temple
| English | temple, sanctuary, shrine |
|---|---|
| German | der Tempel |
| French | le temple |
| Portuguese | o templo |
| Czech | chrám |
| Italian | il tempio |
| Spanish | la iglesia, el templo |
| Dutch | de tempel |
| Swedish | ett tempel |
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