inter in Latin
inter in Latin is sepeliō, tumulō — inter means to bury a body in the ground or in a tomb.
inter in Latin
sepeliō
To bury in a grave.
tumulō
To bury in a grave.
What does "inter" mean?
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verb To bury a body in the ground or in a tomb.
"The villagers gathered to inter the old teacher beside his wife."
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inter in a sentence
- The villagers gathered to inter the old teacher beside his wife.
- Families may choose to inter a loved one in the local cemetery.
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What is "inter" in Latin?
"inter" in Latin is sepeliō, tumulō. inter means: To bury a body in the ground or in a tomb.
How do you use "inter" in a sentence?
Example: "The villagers gathered to inter the old teacher beside his wife." In Latin, "inter" is sepeliō, tumulō.
Are there other ways to say "inter" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "inter": sepeliō, tumulō.
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