IPA: /ˈmɑːrtəri/
KK: /ˈmɑːrtəri/
A place or structure built to honor and remember someone who died for their beliefs, especially in a religious context.
The church built a martyry to commemorate the sacrifices of its saints.
Martyry → The word originates from the Latin 'martyrium', which means a place of martyrdom or a shrine for martyrs. It refers to a site dedicated to the memory of those who have suffered or died for their faith.
Think of a 'place of martyrdom' — that's what martyry means, a site honoring those who have sacrificed for their beliefs.