armarium

[ ahr-mair-ee-uh m ]
/ ɑrˈmɛər i əm /

noun, plural ar·mar·i·a [ahr-mair-ee-uh] /ɑrˈmɛər i ə/.

ambry(def 1).

Origin of armarium

< Latin: cupboard, safe, equivalent to arm(a) weapons, tools + -ārium -arium

Words nearby armarium

armament, armamentarium, armand, armani, armarian, armarium, armature, armature reaction, armavir, armband, armchair

Example sentences from the Web for armarium

  • I have placed the armarium at the end of the room, opposite the window.

    The Care of Books |John Willis Clark

  • As he had charge of the armarium or press for storing books, he was also sometimes styled armarius.

    Old English Libraries |Ernest Savage

  • "Armarium" was to called because it was originally a place for keeping arms.

    The Captiva and The Mostellaria |Plautus

  • They would take the armarium that was in daily use, and adapt it to their own purposes.

    The Care of Books |John Willis Clark