IPA: /ˈlæmpæd/
KK: /lɑːmpæd/
A type of candlestick or lamp that holds a flame, often referenced in religious texts.
The ancient lampad illuminated the dark room with its warm glow.
The word 'lampad' comes from the Greek 'lampas' (meaning torch or light) and the suffix '-ad' which is often used in English to denote a related concept or object. Therefore, 'lampad' refers to something related to light or a torch.
Think of 'lampas' meaning torch or light, which helps you remember that 'lampad' relates to something that provides light.