graverobber in Latin
graverobber in Latin is bustirapus — graverobber means a person who breaks into graves or tombs and steals items to sell for money.
graverobber in Latin
bustirapus
One who robs graves or tombs in order to sell the contents for profit.
What does "graverobber" mean?
- noun A person who breaks into graves or tombs and steals items to sell for money.
- noun A person who used to dig up dead bodies to sell to doctors for study.
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What is "graverobber" in Latin?
"graverobber" in Latin is bustirapus. graverobber means: A person who breaks into graves or tombs and steals items to sell for money.
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