IPA: //ˈseɪnt.dəm//
KK: /seɪntdəm/
The state or quality of being recognized as a saint, often associated with holiness or virtue.
Many people aspire to achieve saintdom through their good deeds and selflessness.
Saintdom → It is formed from "saint" (from Old French *saint*, meaning holy or sacred) and "-dom" (from Old English *dōm*, meaning state or condition). The word "saintdom" refers to the state or condition of being a saint or the collective body of saints.
Think of the word 'saint' meaning holy, and '-dom' indicating a state or condition. This helps you remember that 'saintdom' refers to the condition of being holy or the community of saints.