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1. (n.) mausoleum
a stately tomb.
2. mausoleum
a burial place for the remains of many individuals.
3. mausoleum
a large oppressive building or room.
4. mausoleum
(cap.) the tomb at Halicarnassus of the Carian satrap Mausolus (died 353 b.c. ).
Etymology: (1375–1425; < L < Gk Maussōleîon, der. of Maús(s)ōlos Mausolus)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) mausoleum
a large burial chamber, usually above ground
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1. (noun) mausoleum
a magnificent tomb, or stately sepulchral monument
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Sense: a very fine tomb, often with a monument
They buried the duke in the mausoleum.
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 Afrikaans: mausoleum |
 Arabic: ضَريح |
 Bulgarian: мавзолей |
 Brazilian: mausoléu |
 Czech: mauzoleum |
 German: das Mausoleum |
 Danish: mausolæum |
 Greek: μαυσωλείο |
 Spanish: mausoleo |
 Estonian: mausoleum |
 Farsi: مقبره |
 Finnish: mausoleumi |
 French: mausolée |
 Hebrew: מָאוּזוֹלֵיאוּם |
 Hindi: मकबरा |
 Croatian: mauzolej |
 Hungarian: mauzóleum |
 Indonesian: makam besar dan indah |
 Icelandic: veglegt grafhÿsi |
 Italian: mausoleo |
 Japanese: 陵墓 |
 Korean: 웅장한 무덤 |
 Lithuanian: mauzoliejus |
 Latvian: mauzolejs |
 Malay: makam |
 Dutch: praalgraf |
 Norwegian: mausoleum |
 Polish: mauzoleum |
 Persian: مقبره |
 Pashto: زيارت،قبر |
 Portuguese: mausoléu |
 Romanian: mausoleu |
 Russian: мавзолей |
 Slovak: mauzóleum |
 Slovenian: mavzolej |
 Serbian: mauzolej |
 Swedish: mausoleum |
 Thai: สุสานที่มีอนุสาวรีย์ |
 Turkish: anıtkabir |
 Taiwanese: 陵墓 |
 Ukrainian: мавзолей |
 Urdu: بڑا مقبرہ |
 Vietnamese: lăng mộ |
 Chinese: 陵墓 |
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