incubatorium
noun
in·cu·ba·to·ri·um
Definition of incubatorium
incubatoria
\-rēə\ alsoincubatoriums
1 : the ventral brooding pouch of a monotreme
2 : marsupium 1a(1)
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Origin and Etymology of incubatorium
New Latin, from Latin incubatus (past participle of incubare to lie upon, hatch) + -orium -ory — more at incubate
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