Answer:
A relic a holy object associated with a saint
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Explanations:
A relic holds religious importance and is usually an object that belonged a revered saint and preserved due to the memories attached to it. Relics are an integral component of many religions like Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, and Christianity.
The word "relic" is derived from the language Latin and means "remains" or also describes a Latin verb, "relinquere" which means to "leave behind". A reliquary is the term given to a shrine that holds many holy relics. One classic example of a Hindu relic is the body of the 11th-century philosopher of religion, Swami Ramanuja that is preserved in the Sri Rangam Temple.
