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Definition of interment - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
burialputting a dead body in the ground after death
- The interment took place at noon.
- Friends attended the interment despite the bad weather.
- The interment followed a brief chapel service.
Origin of interment
Latin, inter (among) + mentum (mind)
Terms with interment included in their meaning
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cemetery
location designated for interment
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- French:inhumation, ...
- German:Beisetzung, ...
- Italian:sepoltura, ...
- Spanish:entierro, ...
- Portuguese:sepultamento, ...
- Chinese:下葬, ...
- Japanese:埋葬, ...
- Arabic:دَفْن, ...
- Hebrew:קְבוּרָה, ...
- Russian:погребение, ...
- Ukrainian:поховання, ...
- Hindi:दफन, ...
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