cippus
noun
cip·pus
\ˈsipəs\
Definition of cippus
cippi
\-ˌpī\: a small low pillar usually inscribed and used in ancient Rome and Greece as a gravestone or landmark
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Origin and Etymology of cippus
Latin — more at cèpe
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