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1. (n.) gravestone
a stone, usually inscribed, marking a grave.
Etymology: (1175–1225)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) gravestone, headstone, tombstone
a stone that is used to mark a grave
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1. (noun) gravestone
a stone placed on sb's grave showing their name, date of birth and death, etc.
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1. (noun) gravestone
a stone laid over, or erected near, a grave, usually with an inscription, to preserve the memory of the dead; a tombstone
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Sense: a stone placed at a grave on which the dead person's name etc is written.
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 Afrikaans: grafsteen |
 Arabic: شاهِد، بَلاطَة ضَريح |
 Bulgarian: надгробен камък |
 Brazilian: lápide |
 Czech: náhrobní kámen |
 German: der Grabstein |
 Danish: gravsten |
 Greek: ταφόπετρα |
 Spanish: lápida |
 Estonian: hauakivi |
 Farsi: سنگ قبر |
 Finnish: hautakivi |
 French: pierre tombale |
 Hebrew: מַצֵבָה |
 Hindi: समाधि पत्थर |
 Croatian: nadgrobna ploča |
 Hungarian: sírkő |
 Indonesian: batu nisan |
 Icelandic: legsteinn |
 Italian: pietra tombale, lapide |
 Japanese: 墓石 |
 Korean: 묘비 |
 Lithuanian: antkapinis akmuo |
 Latvian: kapakmens |
 Malay: batu nisan |
 Dutch: grafsteen |
 Norwegian: gravstein |
 Polish: nagrobek |
 Persian: سنگ قبر |
 Pashto: خازه ( دقبر )، تيږه |
 Portuguese: lápide |
 Romanian: piatră de mormânt |
 Russian: надгробный камень |
 Slovak: náhrobný kameň |
 Slovenian: nagrobni kamen |
 Serbian: nadgrobni spomenik |
 Swedish: gravsten |
 Thai: หินสลักชื่อผู้ตายหน้าหลุม |
 Turkish: mezar taşı |
 Taiwanese: 墓碑 |
 Ukrainian: могильний камінь; надгроб |
 Urdu: قبر کا کتبہ |
 Vietnamese: bia; mộ chí |
 Chinese: 墓碑 |
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