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gynaeceum

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Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridgedgynae·ce·um\ˌ ̷ ̷nə̇ˈsēəm — see gyn-\ noun(-s)Etymology: Latin, from Late Greek gynaikeion, from neuter of Greek gynaikeios of women, feminine, from gynaik-, gynē woman, wife1. : the women's apartments in an ancient Greek or Roman house2. [New Latin, from Latin, women's apartments] : gynoecium

Title	gynaeceum
Text	Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged gynae·ce·um \ˌ ̷ ̷nə̇ˈsēəm — see gyn- \ noun (-s) Etymology: Latin, from Late Greek gynaikeion, from neuter of Greek gynaikeios of women, feminine, from gynaik-, gynē woman, wife 1. : the women's apartments in an ancient Greek or Roman house 2. [New Latin, from Latin, women's apartments] : gynoecium

Greek Women's Latin Gynaeceum Webster's International Dictionary Unabridged