original: A pulpit (from Latin pulpitum "scaffold", "platform", "stage") is a small elevated platform from which a member of the clergy delivers a sermon in a house of worship.
simplifications: A pulpit is a small platform from which one delivers a speech in a house of worship. Pulpit is a raised stand for a Preacher in a Christian church. A pulpit comes from Latin pulpitum. It is is a small elevated platform. Clergy delivers a sermon in a house of worship from it. A pulpit is a small, raised platform from which a clergy member gives a sermon in a house of worship. The word comes from Latin pulpitum "scaffold", "platform", "stage". A pulpit is from Latin pulpitum "scaffold", "platform", "stage." It is a small raised platform where a clergyman delivers a sermon in a house of worship. A pulpit is a small platform where a religious leader delivers sermons. A pulpit is a small elevated platform from which a member of the clergy delivers a sermon in a house of worship.  It is formed from a latin word "pulputim" which means scaffold, platform or stage. A pulpit (Latin - pulpitum meaning stage), is a small, raised platform where a member of clergy can give a sermon in a church or synagogue. A pulpit is an elevated and small platform which a member of the clergy uses to deliver a sermon in a house of worship. A pulpit (from the Latin pulpitum "staircase," "platform," "stage") is a small increased platform from which a member of the clergy gives a sermon in a house of worship.