Ad'y-tūm, n.
n.; pl. ADYTA. [Lat. adytum, Gr. ἄδυτον, n., ἄδυτος, a., not to be entered; α priv. and δύειν, to get into.] (Arch.) A secret apartment, especially a secret place in ancient temples from whence oracles were given.
n.; pl. ADYTA. [Lat. adytum, Gr. ἄδυτον, n., ἄδυτος, a., not to be entered; α priv. and δύειν, to get into.] (Arch.) A secret apartment, especially a secret place in ancient temples from whence oracles were given.