Noun:

ସମାଧି,

entombment's Usage Examples:

Angeles portal List of United States cemeteries References to burials or entombments at this cemetery can be found in the articles if not listed below.

immediate dismantling of the plant and remediation of the site, and nuclear entombment which is the enclosure of contaminated parts of the plant in a permanent.

The bird festival is performed earlier in the festive period to avoid spoiling of rice wine by the spirit Indai Bilai if the entombment festival for the dead (Gawai Antu or Ngelumbong) is also held within the same longhouse.

It shows a scene from the biblical entombment.

an urn and a flint, probably the hatchet of the warrior chief, whose mouldered remains were thus brought to view 2,000 years after his entombment.

In a process called cocooning or entombment, the reactor buildings are demolished up to the 4-foot-thick.

offered innumerable entreaties to buy Velveeta and delivered eloquent apologias for the entombment of almost anything edible with Miracle Whip".

Nuclear entombment (also referred to as "safe enclosure") is a method of nuclear decommissioning in which radioactive contaminants are encased in a structurally.

over 27,000 in-ground burials in traditional graves and above-ground entombments and inurnments in crypts and niches.

Queens is home to 29 cemeteries holding more than five million graves and entombments, so that the "dead population" of the borough is more than twice the.

One hypothesis is that cells create them to avoid entombment by their own metabolic byproducts.

Any other entombments would most easily be located along the south wall in the New Vault.

Abbey - a mausoleum and chapel, was built in 1943 and houses 11,444 entombments and space to hold cremated remains.

Synonyms:

interment, burial, sepulture, funeral, inhumation,