pretorium

== English == === Alternative forms === praetorium prætorium (obsolete) === Etymology === From Latin praetorium, from praetor. === Noun === pretorium (plural pretoriums) (historical) The general's tent in an Ancient Roman camp. (by extension) A council of war. (historical) The official residence of the Ancient Roman praetor, proconsul, or governor in a province. (by extension, dated) A splendid country seat. === Anagrams === peritumor == Swedish == === Alternative forms === prætorium === Etymology === Borrowed from Latin praetorium. First attested in 1785. === Noun === pretorium n (historical) pretorium === References ===