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Definitions
a basin for washing the hands
Word origin
From the Christian ritual, which was traditionally accompanied in Catholicism by a recitation of Psalm 25:6 (Psalm 26:6, in the Hebrew and in most modern translations) which in Latin begins with the word lavābō (“I will wash”). The sense of "room with a toilet" developed under the influence of lavatory and lav.
Used in a sentence
“These small liturgical towels got […] the name of Lavabo cloths or Lavaboes.”
“[…] the […] pontiff, as he […] moved his hands […] at the Lavabo, or at the various benedictions […]”
“Mr. Pond fussed out and she heard the door of the little lavabo in the passage open with a loud creak.”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
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