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Definition of epigraphical - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
ancient textsTECH. concerning carved letters on structures, and their academic analysisTECH.
- Epigraphical evidence helped date the ruined temple.
- Epigraphical evidence confirmed the emperor’s name on the newly uncovered arch.
- She specialized in epigraphical studies of Roman boundary stones.
Origin of epigraphical
Greek, epi (upon) + graphein (to write)
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- French:épigraphique, ...
- German:epigraphisch, ...
- Italian:epigrafico, ...
- Spanish:epigráfico, ...
- Portuguese:epigráfico, ...
- Chinese:铭文学的, ...
- Japanese:碑文学の, ...
- Arabic:نَقْشِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:אֶפִּיגְרוֹפִי, ...
- Russian:эпиграфический, ...
- Ukrainian:епіграфічний, ...
- Hindi:शिलालेखीय, ...
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