Rosary (noun)

A set of beads or a chain used as an aid in counting prayers, especially in the Roman Catholic Church.

Origin:

The word rosary comes from the latin word "rosarium" and is derived from the word "rosa" meaning rose and "rosarium" meaning garland of roses, which refers to the rose-scented beads of the rosary. it was used as a symbol of the prayers of the virgin mary.

Examples:

1. The nun held a rosary in her hand.
2. The priest recited the rosary with the congregation.
3. The rosary was adorned with a small crucifix and a medal of the Virgin Mary.
4. Many people use the rosary as an aid in meditation and prayer.
5. The rosary is used by Catholics to count the repetition of the Hail Mary and other prayers.