Definition
Definition of cem. - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
abr: cemeteryRare UK place where dead people are buriedRare UK
- The old cem. is near the church.
- The family plot is in the new cem.
- She volunteers at the local cem. every weekend.
Origin of cem.
Latin coemeterium (cemetery)
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- French:cim., ...
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- Chinese:墓地, ...
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Definition of Cem. - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
abr: CemeteryRare used to mean cemetery in addressesRare
- The event is near Oakwood Cem.
- Her grave is at Maple Hill Cem.
- The map shows St. Mary's Cem. nearby.
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- Chinese:公墓, ...
- Japanese:墓, ...
- Arabic:مَقْبَرَة, ...
- Hebrew:ב״ק, ...
- Russian:кладб., ...
- Ukrainian:кл., ...
- Hindi:कब्र., ...
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