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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesアトリウム
Pronunciation / Transliteration: atoriumu
"ホテルのアトリウムはとても美しかった。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
An open-roofed entrance hall or central court in an ancient Roman house.
"The atrium of the museum was filled with natural light, creating a welcoming atmosphere." - 2
A central area in a modern building, often featuring a glass roof.
"The hotel’s atrium was adorned with lush plants and comfortable seating areas."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'atrium' originates from Latin, where it referred to the central courtyard of a Roman house. Over time, its meaning evolved to denote a chamber or space in various architectural contexts, particularly in modern buildings.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Atrium" is said worldwide
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atrium
Transliteration: a-tri-um
"L'atrium de l'hôtel était magnifique avec ses plantes exotiques."
Atrium
Transliteration: a-tri-um
"Das Atrium des Museums war beeindruckend."
atrio
Transliteration: a-tri-o
"L'atrio dell'edificio era molto spazioso."
atrium
Transliteration: a-tri-um
"El atrio del hotel era impresionante."
átrio
Transliteration: a-tri-o
"O átrio do edifício era iluminado naturalmente."
आत्रियम
Transliteration: ātriyaṃ
"होटल का आत्रियम बहुत सुंदर था।"
中庭
Transliteration: zhōngtíng
"酒店的中庭装饰得很美。"
아트리움
Transliteration: ateurium
"호텔의 아트리움은 매우 아름다웠습니다."
アトリウム
Transliteration: atoriumu
"ホテルのアトリウムはとても美しかった。"
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