Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
cubiculum
Noun
/ˈkjuː.bɪ.kju.ləm/

Definition
A small room, especially a bedroom or sleeping chamber.

Examples
- The artist’s studio was once a cubiculum, where she would retreat to create her masterpieces.
- In ancient Rome, wealthy citizens would often have multiple cubicula in their homes.
- The monk’s cubiculum was a simple space, reflecting his commitment to a life of modesty.

Meaning
In ancient Roman architecture, a cubiculum referred to a private room, often used for sleeping or resting. It could also serve as a space for more intimate activities, such as discussions or leisure.

Synonyms
- Chamber
- Room
- Bedroom
- Sleeping room