IPA: /fjuˈmeɪtəri/
KK: /fjuˈmeɪtəri/
Relating to smoke or the process of fumigation.
The fumatory chamber was used to purify the air by releasing smoke from herbs.
A place or chamber where substances are burned to produce smoke or vapor, often used for the purpose of purification or ritual.
The ancient rituals often took place in a fumatory, where offerings were made to the gods.
Fumatory → It is formed from "fumare" (meaning to smoke) and the suffix "-ory" (meaning relating to or characterized by). The word "fumatory" refers to a place that is characterized by smoke, often used in the context of a place for smoking or vaporizing substances.
Think of 'fumare' which means to smoke, and remember that a 'fumatory' is a place related to smoke.