IPA: //ˈdʊoʊmoʊ//
KK: /duˈoʊmoʊ/
A large and important church, especially one that is the main church of a city in Italy.
The Duomo in Florence is famous for its stunning architecture.
**Duomo** → The word 'duomo' comes from Italian, derived from the Latin 'domus' (meaning house or home) with the prefix 'duo-' (meaning two). In Italian, 'duomo' refers specifically to a cathedral or a principal church, often indicating a significant house of worship. The term reflects the idea of a grand or important house of God.
Imagine a grand 'house' ('domus') of worship that is significant, which helps you remember that 'duomo' refers to a cathedral.
No commonly confused words.