Treasury (noun)

1. A place where wealth or valuable things are kept.
2. The total resources of a country, organization, or person.

Origin:

Middle english tresorie, from old french tresor, from latin thesaurus treasure, from greek thēsauros; akin to greek tithenai to put.

Examples:

1. The national treasury holds the country's gold reserves.
2. The treasury of the church was kept in a locked chest.
3. The company's treasury had enough funds to finance the project.
4. The government is planning to reduce its debt by selling off some of the treasures in the national treasury.
5. He raided the city's treasury to pay for his army.