graveyard in Latin
graveyard in Latin is coemeterium, sepulcrētum — graveyard means an area of ground, often next to a church, where the dead are buried.
graveyard in Latin
coemeterium
A tract of land in which the dead are buried.
sepulcrētum
A tract of land in which the dead are buried.
What does "graveyard" mean?
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noun An area of ground, often next to a church, where the dead are buried.
"We walked past the old graveyard on the way to church."
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noun Informal: a place where old or unused things end up, no longer useful.
"The warehouse became a graveyard for outdated computers."
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graveyard in a sentence
- We walked past the old graveyard on the way to church.
- The warehouse became a graveyard for outdated computers.
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What is "graveyard" in Latin?
"graveyard" in Latin is coemeterium, sepulcrētum. graveyard means: An area of ground, often next to a church, where the dead are buried.
How do you use "graveyard" in a sentence?
Example: "We walked past the old graveyard on the way to church." In Latin, "graveyard" is coemeterium, sepulcrētum.
Are there other ways to say "graveyard" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "graveyard": coemeterium, sepulcrētum.
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