Chapel
MEANING
ORIGIN
English
ETYMOLOGY
Derived from the Old French 'chapel', from Medieval Latin 'cappella', meaning 'small cape or cloak', originally referring to the shrine of St. Martin's cloak
CULTURAL NOTES
Chapel often denotes a place of worship smaller than a church and can be associated with personal and intimate religious gatherings.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Historically, chapels were often built within castles, schools, or hospitals to serve the community's spiritual needs.
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