IPA: //teɪˈoʊpæn//
KK: /tɛˈoʊpæn/
A type of temple or ceremonial structure used in ancient Mesoamerican cultures, similar to a teocalli.
The archaeologists discovered a teopan that had been buried for centuries.
This word originates from the Nahuatl language, meaning a ceremonial or sacred place, often associated with temples or altars.
Imagine a sacred place or temple when you think of 'teopan', as it directly refers to a ceremonial site.