Noun:

கொலம்பஸ்,

columba's Usage Examples:

Any honorably discharged veteran is eligible for internment in Arlington, most frequently in the columbarium.

Hard by immense catacombs and columbaria have been opened which may have been appendages of the temple.

To a later period belongs a columbarium cut in the rock, with niches for urns.

simulacrum columbae e ligno.

On the road to Assiut is a fine Roman columbarium or dove-cote.

Colmar (probably the columbarium of the Romans) is first mentioned, as a royal villa, in a charter of Louis the Pious in 823, and it was here that Charles the Fat held a diet in 884.

The carrion hawks are represented by the Polyborus tharus, popularly called the " caracara," and the Phalcobaenus carunculatus; the falcons by the Aesalon columbarius; and the kites by the Gampsonyx swainsoni.

This may be inferred from the columbaria of the house of Livia and of other great houses.

Several hydrated forms are known, yielding salts known as columbates.

Roads ran north to Baiae and north-west past the modern Torre Gaveta to Cumae: along the line of both are numerous columbaria.

The columbaria are made from gray granite with a large facia for accepting a full inscription and ornamentation.

columbarium niches Both single and double Columbarium Niches are situated in the cloister area of the West Chapel at Wilford Hill only.