English to Irish Meaning of sepulture - sepulture

Sepulture :
sepulture
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Definitions of sepulture in English
Noun(1) the ritual placing of a corpse in a grave(2) a chamber that is used as a grave
Examples of sepulture in English
(1) the rites of sepulture(2) ‘These men died for us gentlemen,’ he told the council, ‘and we at least owe it to their memories, decently to meet and garnish the spot of their sepulture .’(3) This place of sepulture is the specially erected crypt, immediately below the altar, in the Church of St. John, Leipzig.(4) the rites of sepulture(5) Until 1880 the suicide was required to be buried without rites of Christian sepulture .
(1) nasal septum ::
septum sróine
(2) deviated nasal septum ::
septum sróine imigh
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Noun
1. interment ::
adhlacadh
2. burial ::
adhlactha
Antonyms
English to Irish Dictionary: sepulture

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