Adjective:

ಸುತ್ತು,

rewrapped's Usage Examples:

California State Inspector Dean Lohuis called for Margarito"s hands to be rewrapped.

valleys to find tombs; tombs and mummies were stripped of valuables, rewrapped and placed in group graves (caches).

In this ritual, relatives" remains are removed from the family tomb, rewrapped in new silk shrouds, and returned to the tomb following festive ceremonies.

The bridge cables were then rewrapped in 2000 using the material.

Again, they "rewrapped" the pack a bit, and stressed a "nautical" theme in their advertising.

had been rewrapped and reburied by priests who had found her tomb that had been vandalized by robbers.

Eventually the priests of Amun scoured the valleys to find tombs; tombs and mummies were stripped of valuables, rewrapped and placed in group graves (caches).

Her mummy had been rewrapped and reburied by priests who had found her tomb that had been vandalized.

Posts can be rewrapped up to ten times without appreciable wear, provided that new wire is used.

parabola of pleasure to me, something to be unwrapped and tasted and rewrapped and saved until later.

Its bare skull is placed on a spear, which is then rewrapped with the bear"s own fur.

These strands are effectively rewrapped along the wire in the opposite direction to their original lay.

cocoons, and they would regularly exhume bodies everly 5-10 years to be rewrapped in landibe silk in a practice known as Famadihana or famonosan-drazana.