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What are some words have the suffix arium?

The suffix "-arium" is typically used to denote a place where something is kept or studied, or a place associated with a particular activity. Here are some words with the suffix "-arium":

Places for keeping things:

* Aquarium: A place where aquatic animals are kept and displayed.

* Herbarium: A place where dried plant specimens are kept for study.

* Aviary: A place where birds are kept.

* Planetarium: A place where celestial objects are projected onto a dome.

* Sanatorium: (archaic) A place for treatment of the sick, especially those with tuberculosis.

Places for studying or engaging in activities:

* Auditorium: A large hall used for public events.

* Conservatorium: A place for the study and performance of music.

* Crematorium: A place where bodies are cremated.

* Lecturarium: A place for giving lectures.

* Solarium: A room exposed to sunlight, often used for tanning.

Other words with -arium:

* Bibliarium: A place where books are kept or studied.

* Gynaecium: (botany) The female part of a flower.

* Infirmary: A place where sick or injured people are cared for.

* Lunarium: A room or building illuminated by moonlight.

* Sanctuary: A sacred or safe place.

It's worth noting that while these words share the "-arium" suffix, their meanings can differ depending on the context.

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