buried in Latin
buried in Latin is sepultus — buried means placed in the ground, as in a grave.
buried in Latin
sepultus
Placed in a grave at a burial.
What does "buried" mean?
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adjective Placed in the ground, as in a grave.
"Her grandfather is buried in the family plot."
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adjective Hidden or concealed, often deep within something.
"The story was buried on the back page of the newspaper."
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buried in a sentence
- Her grandfather is buried in the family plot.
- The story was buried on the back page of the newspaper.
- Old photographs were buried at the bottom of the box.
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What is "buried" in Latin?
"buried" in Latin is sepultus. buried means: Placed in the ground, as in a grave.
How do you use "buried" in a sentence?
Example: "Her grandfather is buried in the family plot." In Latin, "buried" is sepultus.
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