Sanctity

sartgk'u-n, n. quality of being sacred or holy: purity godline inviolability. Sanctuary, sangk'lu-ar-i, «. a sailed place: a place for the worship of God the most sacred part of the Temple of Jerusalem the Temple itself: the part of a church round the altar, an inviolable asylum refuge. [See Sanctity. Sanctum,.sangk'tum, n. a sacred place a puvale room. [L., holy.*] Sand, sand, k. fine particles of crushed or worn rocks —pi lands covered wnh sand: a sandy beach moments of time, from the use of sand m the hour-gla —-v.t to sprinkle with sand [A.S cog, with Ger sand, Ice. saitd-r. Sandal, san'da.1, a kind of shoe consisting of a sole bound to the fooL by straps a loose slipper. [Fr — L. sandal tion — G sandal on, prob. fiom Pers. sandal, a kind of shoe Sandalled, san'dald, adj wearing sandals. SandalWOOd, san'dal-wood, n a wood, remarkable for its fragrance, brought from the K. Indies and islands of the Pacific. [Fr. — Port sandalo —Ar. sandal -Saris, tscluindana. and Wood