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Grave

speaker

Meaning

Noun

An
in the
as a place of burial
Any place of
; a
; a sepulcher.
In Burial:
Death, destruction.
Deceased people; the dead.
A
used in French, Italian, and other
.
is an
with a
(`).
A
,
, or person
office.

Verb

To dig.
In Diacritical marks:
To
or
, as
or
, on some
; to engrave.
To
or give
to, by
with a
; to sculpture.
To
(on the
); to
indelibly.
To
; to bury.
In Nautical:
To
, as a vessel's
, of
,
, etc; and
it
— so called because
or
was formerly used for this purpose.

Adj

Characterised by a
of
; not cheerful.
Low in
,
etc.
Serious, in a
; important, formidable.
In Phonology:
Dull,
in the
or back of the
. (See Grave and
on Wikipedia.Wikipedia)
Influential, important; authoritative.

Name

A surname.
Sourced from
Wiktionary

Origin

grave
English
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grave
French
arrow
gravis
Latin
grave
Middle English (1100-1500)
graven
Middle English (1100-1500)
arrow
grafan
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
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Etym

Antonyms

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