secos

[ see-kohs, -kaws ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

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A niche contrived in the further wall of the naos acted the part of a secos.

In the latter the tabernacle which stood in the secos was too small to hold anything larger than a statuette or emblem.

They led their visitors through the pronaos and naos to the secos, to the holy of holies.

But them petrified sons of secos couldn't take in a week's wash.

The singing priests drew themselves up before a secos, a square plot of grass surrounded by columns.

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