sanctity

• n.神聖さ、威厳、神聖さ

sanct-, sanctity, -ity, 状態を表す名詞の接尾辞。

sanctity

sanctity: [14] Latin sanctus ‘holy’ (source of English saint) originated as the past participle of sancīre ‘consecrate’, a verb derived from the same base that produced sacer ‘sacred’ (source of English sacred, sacrifice, etc). Amongst its derivatives to have reached English are sanctify [14], sanctimonious [17], sanctity, sanctuary [14], and sanctum [16]. And its stem sanctformed the basis of the Latin noun sanctiō ‘ordaining of something as sacred or inviolable’, hence more broadly a ‘decree, sanction’, from which English gets sanction [16].
=> sacred, saint

sanctity (n.)

late 14c., from Old French sanctete (Modern French sainteté), from Latin sanctitatem (nominative sanctitas) "holiness, sacredness," from sanctus "holy" (see saint (n.)).

1. the sanctity of marriage

結婚の神聖さ

2.She carried the odour of sanctity about her.

彼女は聖人の誉れがある.

3.He has violated，in cold blood，the sanctity of a human heart.

彼は陰険に神聖で不可侵の心を**した。