The term "ιερή" (pronounced "ierí") is a Greek word that translates to "sacred" or "holy" in English. It is often used to describe places, objects, or concepts that hold significant spiritual or religious importance. In various cultures, things deemed "ιερή" are treated with great respect and reverence, often associated with rituals or worship. In Greek mythology, many sites and artifacts are considered "ιερή," such as the Acropolis in Athens or the Temple of Apollo at Delphi. These locations were central to ancient religious practices and continue to be important in understanding Greece's cultural heritage and history.