tomb

UK
/tuːm/
US
/tum/
tombnoun
tombs
pl
UK
/tuːm/
US
/tum/
Translations
The ancient tomb was discovered by archaeologists.
Древняя гробница была обнаружена археологами.
The tomb was sealed with a heavy stone slab.
Склеп был запечатан тяжелой каменной плитой.
The family visited the tomb of their ancestors.
Семья посетила могилу своих предков.
Definitions
A large vault, typically an underground one, for burying the dead.
The ancient tomb was discovered by archaeologists in the desert.
A monument to the memory of a dead person, erected over their burial place.
The tomb of the unknown soldier is a place of national reverence.
A burial chamber, usually above ground, that is often elaborately decorated.
The pharaoh's tomb was filled with treasures and artifacts.
tombverb
tombed
Past Simple
tombed
Past Participle
tombing
Gerund
UK
/tuːm/
US
/tum/
The verb 'to tomb' (literary) meaning 'to place in a tomb; to bury'.
Definitions
To place (a dead body) in a tomb; to inter or bury.
The ancient king was tombed with all his treasures.
tombadjective
Attributive use as in 'tomb robber', 'tomb paintings'; treated as adjective.
Definitions
Relating to, found in, or characteristic of a tomb.
Tomb paintings often depict scenes from the afterlife.