Definition of alabastrum in English:

alabastrum

noun ˌaləˈbastrəmˌaləˈbɑːstrəm

Old English; earliest use found in Old English Martyrology. From classical Latin alabaster, alabastrum box for perfume, rosebud.

noun

Old English; earliest use found in Old English Martyrology. From classical Latin alabaster, alabastrum box for perfume, rosebud.

单词	alabastrum
释义	Definition of alabastrum in English: alabastrum noun ˌaləˈbastrəmˌaləˈbɑːstrəm Ancient History. A vessel for holding perfume, unguents, or ointments. Origin Old English; earliest use found in Old English Martyrology. From classical Latin alabaster, alabastrum box for perfume, rosebud. Definition of alabastrum in US English: alabastrum noun Ancient History. A vessel for holding perfume, unguents, or ointments. Origin Old English; earliest use found in Old English Martyrology. From classical Latin alabaster, alabastrum box for perfume, rosebud.
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