sepulchre in German
sepulchre in German is Grabkammer, Gruft — sepulchre means a room or vault where a dead body is buried.
sepulchre in German
Grabkammer
A burial chamber.
Gruft
A burial chamber.
What does "sepulchre" mean?
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noun A room or vault where a dead body is buried.
"I parked Bertha in a convenient cab rank and raced into the smoked glass sepulchre that is Hanover airport."
- noun (church history) A small space in some old churches where holy items were kept between Good Friday and Easter.
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sepulchre in a sentence
- I parked Bertha in a convenient cab rank and raced into the smoked glass sepulchre that is Hanover airport.
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What is "sepulchre" in German?
"sepulchre" in German is Grabkammer, Gruft. sepulchre means: A room or vault where a dead body is buried.
Are there other ways to say "sepulchre" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "sepulchre": Grabkammer, Gruft.
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