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penetralia

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pen·e·tra·li·a  (pn-trl-)
pl.n.
1. The innermost parts of a building, especially the sanctuary of a temple.
2. The most private or secret parts; recesses: the penetralia of the soul.

[Latin penetrlia, from neuter pl. of penetrlis, inner, from penetrre, to penetrate; see penetrate.]

penetralia [ˌpɛnɪˈtreɪlɪə]
pl n
1. the innermost parts
2. secret matters
[from Latin, from penetrālis inner, from penetrāre to penetrate]
penetralian  adj

penetralia
the innermost parts or deepest recesses of a place, thing, etc.
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Noun1.penetralia - the innermost parts
inside, interior - the region that is inside of something


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