epitaph in Japanese
epitaph in Japanese is エピタフ, 墓碑銘 — epitaph means words inscribed on a gravestone or tomb in memory of the person buried there.
epitaph in Japanese
エピタフ
Pronounced: epitafu
An inscription on a gravestone in memory of the deceased.
墓碑銘
Pronounced: bohimei
An inscription on a gravestone in memory of the deceased.
What does "epitaph" mean?
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noun Words inscribed on a gravestone or tomb in memory of the person buried there.
"Her epitaph simply read, "She loved fiercely and lived well.""
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epitaph in a sentence
- Her epitaph simply read, "She loved fiercely and lived well."
- The old churchyard is full of weathered epitaphs dating back centuries.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "epitaph" in Japanese?
"epitaph" in Japanese is エピタフ, 墓碑銘. epitaph means: Words inscribed on a gravestone or tomb in memory of the person buried there.
How do you pronounce エピタフ?
"epitaph" in Japanese is エピタフ, pronounced "epitafu".
How do you use "epitaph" in a sentence?
Example: "Her epitaph simply read, "She loved fiercely and lived well."" In Japanese, "epitaph" is エピタフ, 墓碑銘.
Are there other ways to say "epitaph" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "epitaph": エピタフ, 墓碑銘.
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