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Definition of tumulus - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
archaeologyTECH. artificial hill or moundTECH.
- The landscape featured a large tumulus near the river.
- Archaeologists discovered an ancient tumulus in the field.
- The tumulus was covered in wildflowers.
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artificial hill or mound
Origin of tumulus
Latin, tumulus (mound) + -us (suffix)
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- French:tumulus, ...
- German:Grabhügel, ...
- Italian:tumulo, ...
- Spanish:túmulo, ...
- Portuguese:túmulo, ...
- Chinese:土墩, ...
- Japanese:古墳, ...
- Arabic:تل اصطناعي, ...
- Hebrew:תֵּל, ...
- Russian:курган, ...
- Ukrainian:курган, ...
- Hindi:टीला, ...
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