Temple ( noun , noun )

(As a noun)

Temple ( noun )

1. A building or structure dedicated to the worship of a god or gods.
2. A building used as a place of worship by Buddhists, Hindus, or other Eastern religions.
3. A place or structure where religious or spiritual activities are performed.

Origin:

The word temple comes from the latin word "templum" which means a sacred space or a place set apart for worship.

Examples:

1. The temple was built in the 19th century.
2. He visited the temple to pray.
3. The temple is a sacred place for the Buddhist community.
4. The temple is a beautiful and grand building.
5. She went to the temple to meditate.

(As a noun)

Temple ( noun )

1. A building or structure dedicated to the worship of a god or gods.
2. A building used as a place of worship by Buddhists, Hindus, or other Eastern religions.
3. A place or structure where religious or spiritual activities are performed.

Origin:

The word temple comes from the latin word "templum" which means a sacred space or a place set apart for worship.

Examples:

1. The temple was built in the 19th century.
2. He visited the temple to pray.
3. The temple is a sacred place for the Buddhist community.
4. The temple is a beautiful and grand building.
5. She went to the temple to meditate.