realia
noun/reɪˈɑːliə/, /riˈeɪliə/
/reɪˈɑːliə/, /riˈeɪliə/
[uncountable]- ordinary objects used in a class for teaching purposesWord Origin1950s: from late Latin, neuter plural (used as a noun) of realis ‘relating to things’, from Latin res ‘thing’.
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