IPA: /pɪˈsiːnə/
KK: /pɪˈsɪnə/
A stone basin used in religious ceremonies to hold water for washing or cleansing.
The priest filled the piscina with water for the baptism ceremony.
Piscina is derived from the Latin word "piscina" (meaning fish pond or pool). The term refers specifically to a place where fish are kept or a pool of water, often used in the context of bathing or swimming.
Imagine a pool of water where fish are kept — that's what 'piscina' means, a fish pond or pool.