Shrine
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| + | “reliquary, ark of the covenant”, from Latin ''[[scrinium]]'' “case or chest for books or papers”. Of unknown origin. Compare Old Norse ''[[skrin]]'', Old High German ''[[skrini]]'' | ||
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Etymology
“reliquary, ark of the covenant”, from Latin scrinium “case or chest for books or papers”. Of unknown origin. Compare Old Norse skrin, Old High German skrini
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