atrium
at-ri-um
noun
The main central open court of an ancient Roman house.
"The family gathered in the atrium of their villa."
noun
An upper chamber of the heart receiving blood from the veins.
"Blood flows from the left atrium to the ventricle."
noun
A large, often glass-roofed, open central space in a modern building.
"Sunlight flooded the hotel's impressive atrium."