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61 mound
kb. gundukan (tanah), busut, burial m. tumpukan tanah kuburan. -
62 sepulchral mound
могильный холм имя существительное: -
63 barrow (In England, ancient burial place covered with a large mound of earth)
Религия: курганУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > barrow (In England, ancient burial place covered with a large mound of earth)
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64 tertre funéraire
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65 улăп тăпри
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66 могильный холм
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67 túmulo
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68 Курган
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69 túmulo
m.1 burial mound, barrow, mound.2 catafalque.3 tumulus, ancient grave mound.* * *1 (montecillo) tumulus, burial mound, barrow2 (catafalco) catafalque* * *SM1) (=sepultura) tumulus, burial mound2) (Geog) mound* * ** * *= barrow.Ex. These barrows may have been associated with the remains of a late Iron Age settlement, situated less than 300m to the south.* * ** * *= barrow.Ex: These barrows may have been associated with the remains of a late Iron Age settlement, situated less than 300m to the south.
* * *1 (sepultura elevada) burial mound, tumulus, barrow2 (catafalco) catafalque* * *
túmulo sustantivo masculino
1 (montículo) tumulus, burial mound
2 (un sepulcro) tomb
3 (soporte del ataúd) catafalque
' túmulo' also found in these entries:
English:
mound
* * *túmulo nm1. [montículo] burial mound, barrow, tumulus2. [catafalco] catafalque* * *m tumulus, burial mound* * *túmulo nm: burial mound -
70 Grabhügel
m burial mound* * *Grab|hü|gelmmound (over a grave); (ARCHEOL) barrow, tumulus (form)* * *Grab·hü·gelm ARCHÄOL barrow, grave-mound, tumulus* * *der grave mound* * *Grabhügel m burial mound* * *der grave mound* * *m.barrow (archeology) n.burial mound n.grave-mound n.tumulus n.(§ pl.: tumuli) -
71 Hügelgrab
n ARCHÄOL. burial mound; in GB: barrow, in Schottland: cairn; in Europa: tumulus (Pl. tumuli); in den USA: (burial) mound* * *Hü|gel|grabnt (ARCHEOL)barrow, tumulus* * *das (Archäol.) barrow; tumulus* * *Hügelgrab n ARCHÄOL burial mound; in GB: barrow, in Schottland: cairn; in Europa: tumulus (pl tumuli); in den USA: (burial) mound* * *das (Archäol.) barrow; tumulus -
72 могильный холм
1) General subject: barrow, burial hill, grave, grave mound, grave-mound, mound, sepulchral mound, tumulus2) Religion: tumulus (A large mound of earth or stones over the remains of the dead; an ancient grave)3) Makarov: burial mound, gravel-mound, mount -
73 tertre
tertre [tεʀtʀ]masculine noun( = monticule) mound* * *tɛʀtʀ nmhillock, mound* * *tertre nm mound; tertre funéraire burial mound.[tɛrtr] nom masculin2. [sépulture] -
74 tumulus
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75 tumuli
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76 tumulus
tymylysnom masculin invariable burial mound, tumulus spéc* * *tymylys nmburial mound, tumulus* * *[tymylys] nom masculin -
77 гробен
гробна могила a burial moundгробна тишина/мълчание dead/deathlike silence, the silence of the grave/of deathгробно място gra* * *гро̀бен,прил., -на, -но, -ни: \гробенна могила burial mound; \гробенна тишина/мълчание dead/deathlike/deathly silence, the silence of the grave/of death; \гробенно място graveplot.* * *1. гробна могила a burial mound 2. гробна тишина/мълчание dead/deathlike silence, the silence of the grave/of death 3. гробно място gra -
78 kurhan
m (G kurhanu) 1. (grób) burial mound, tumulus, kurgan 2. (kopiec) mound, barrow, kurgan* * *mi1. archeol. (= mogiła) tumulus, barrow, burial mound.2. (= kopiec) mound.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kurhan
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79 tumulo
tumulo s.m.2 ( cumulo di terra) heap of earth.* * *['tumulo]sostantivo maschile1) (prominenza del terreno) mound2) archeol. barrow, tumulus*3) lett. (sepolcro) burial mound, grave* * *tumulo/'tumulo/sostantivo m.1 (prominenza del terreno) mound2 archeol. barrow, tumulus*3 lett. (sepolcro) burial mound, grave. -
80 могильный холм
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Burial-Mound-Kultur — Bu|ri|al Mound Kul|tur [ bɛriəlmaund...] die; <zu engl. burial mound »Grabhügel« u. ↑Kultur> von etwa 800 vor bis 1200 n. Chr. durch große Grabhügel u. ausgeprägtes Totenritual gekennzeichnete prähistorische Kultur im östlichen Nordamerika … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
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burial mound — noun (archeology) a heap of earth placed over prehistoric tombs • Syn: ↑grave mound, ↑barrow, ↑tumulus • Topics: ↑archeology, ↑archaeology • Hypernyms: ↑ … Useful english dictionary
burial mound — noun A mound of earth and stones raised over a grave or graves. Syn: tumulus, barrow, kurgan, cairn … Wiktionary
burial mound — n. tumulus, mound raised over a grave; (Archeology) pile of earth built over ancient tombs … English contemporary dictionary
burial mound — A pile, hillock, or human made hill, composed of debris or earth heaped up to mark a burial site. ICOMANTH & GG … Glossary of landform and geologic terms
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