An irrational fear of being in a house or entering houses.
From Greek 'doma' (house, from 'domus') + 'phobos' (fear). Constructed as a clinical phobia term in the modern psychological tradition.
While rare, domatophobia reveals how specific human anxiety can become—we have names for fears of almost everything, and even architecture can trigger genuine psychological distress in some people.
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