Căn'de-lā'brum, n.

n.; Lat. pl. CĀN'DE-LĀ'BRĀ; Eng. pl. CĀN'-DE-LĀ'BRUMS. [Lat. candela-brum, from candela, candle; Fr. candelabre.]

1. (Antiq.) (a.) A tall candlestick, often highly ornamented. (b.) A stand by which lamps were supported, either standing on broad disks, or pendent from branches.
2. A branched, highly ornamented candlestick; a chandelier.