Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary - lazaretto
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Lazaretto
lazaretto
or lazaret; also lazarette noun (plural -rettos or -rets; also -rettes) Etymology: Italian lazzaretto, alteration of Nazaretto, quarantine station in Venice, from Santa Maria di Nazareth, church on the island where it was located Date: 1549 1. (usually ~) an institution (as a hospital) for those with contagious diseases 2. a building or a ship used for detention in quarantine 3. (usually lazaret or lazarette) a space in a ship between decks used as a storeroom
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- 1549, from It. lazareto "place set aside for performance of quarantine," originally "house for reception of lepers and diseased poor persons," from Biblical proper name Lazarus (Luke xvi.20), which was extended in medieval usage to "any poor and visibly diseased person" (cf. lazar "one deformed and nauseous with filthy and pestilential diseases" [Johnson]). ...Английский Этимологический словарь
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