healinghouse

noun
UK /ˈhiːlɪŋhaʊs/
US /ˈhiːlɪŋhaʊs/

A healinghouse is a place where people go to rest and get better.

After the storm, the villagers turned the old barn into a healinghouse for the sick and injured.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A traditional dwelling where a community healer treats patients with herbs and rituals.

The elder led the boy to the healinghouse at the edge of the forest.

3. A calm retreat or sanctuary where someone recovers from emotional stress.

Her garden became a healinghouse for her mind after a difficult year.

4. A charitable lodging for travelers who are ill or exhausted.

The monks ran a healinghouse for pilgrims on the mountain road.