tomb — a large vault, typically an underground one, for burying the dead
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a large vault, typically an underground one, for burying the dead
Pronunciation (IPA): /tuːm/
Korean meaning: 무덤, 묘실 (특히 큰 규모의 지하 매장소)
Korean pronunciation: **툼**
Example Sentences
- The archaeologist discovered a tomb full of ancient memes carved in stone.
- My smartphone will become my tomb if I don't stop scrolling social media.
- The pyramid served as both a monument and a tomb for the Egyptian king.
tomb
NOUN//tuːm//
a large vault, typically an underground one, for burying the dead
Archaeologists explore an ancient underground tomb filled with stone coffins
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Through the tomb's eternal gloom, whispers speak of ancient doom!
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From ancient Greek 'tymbos' meaning burial mound, which passed through Latin 'tumba' before entering English. Originally referred specifically to earth mounds built over graves, but expanded to mean any burial place.
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“The archaeologist discovered a tomb full of ancient memes carved in stone.”
“My smartphone will become my tomb if I don't stop scrolling social media.”
“The pyramid served as both a monument and a tomb for the Egyptian king.”
“Visitors must show respect when entering the sacred tomb.”
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