Noun: auditorium
| Singular | auditorium |
| Plural | auditoriums; auditoria |
Sample Sentences
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The Academy of Music is 204 feet in length and 114 feet in width at the auditorium part, and and ^([sic]) 121 feet at the stage; hence covering an area of 24,020 square feet, of which 9,760 square feet are the area of the stage and its dependencies, and 14,260 square feet are appropriated to the auditorium, saloons, lobbies and so forth. [1854 October 7, Dwight's Journal of Music, volume VI, number 1, Boston, page 4:]
Nouns inflected like auditorium
hemiscrotum,
saeculum,
stramonium,
proscenium,
dinotherium,
quinquennium,
ambulacrum,
prolabium,
preepisternum,
coimperium,
septennium,
fulcrum,
emporium,
subminimum,
mausolæum,
mausoleum,
serpentarium,
triregnum,
viaticum,
megaannum, etc. (List truncated at 20 nouns)
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin audītōrium, from audītōrius (“pertaining to hearing”). Equivalent to auditory + -ium. See: Latin Nouns '
audītōrium'.
Verbs referencing "auditorium"
Finnish Nouns
auditorio.