Etymology:
Meaning and Origin:
In ancient Rome, a "templum" was a sacred space marked out by priests called augurs. The etymology of "templum" is uncertain, but possibly comes from the verb "templum capere" ("to take a templum"), referring to the act of consecrating a space by drawing boundaries around it.
Over time, the word "templum" came to be used more broadly to refer to any sacred enclosure, including temples, shrines, and other places of worship. In English, the word "template" derives from the Latin "templum" and has come to refer to a pattern or guide used for creating something.
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