inter
इंटर
definition
verb
he was interred with the military honors due to him
place (a corpse) in a grave or tomb, typically with funeral rites.
prefix
interagency
between; among.
interactive
mutually; reciprocally.
abbreviation
intermediate.
translation of 'inter'
अन्तः,
अन्तर
verb
गाड़ना,
दफनाना,
दफन करना
example
Mrs. Byrne's remains were 'interred' in Milltown cemetery on Monday of last week.
After the funeral, Cpt Guy's body was 'interred' in Skipton cemetery at a private ceremony.
Mona was 'interred' in Baltinglass cemetery following a huge funeral in St Joseph's Church on Saturday.
Could they have religious reasons for not 'interring' the bodies of their dead?
Mrs. Conlan's remains were 'interred' in Barrettstown cemetery on Friday morning.
On Tuesday his requiem Mass took place and following this he was 'interred' in the family grave in the adjoining cemetery.
The first to be 'interred' there was Edward IV, who ordered work on building the chapel to be started in 1475.
His friends broke several laws by transporting Abbey's corpse without a permit, 'interring' him illegally on federal land, and forging a death certificate.
He will be 'interred' next to his beloved wife in the cathedral's crypt.
After the funeral services Mr Grier was 'interred' in the local cemetery.
He said thereafter that Alban departed on the day Estelle was 'interred' in the earth.
John's remains were 'interred' on Sunday, July 21st and Kathleen was laid to rest the following day.
Because of the tropical climate, the bodies are 'interred' within two days.
He asked to be buried there, and although he was initially 'interred' in Spain after his death in 1506, his body was later moved to the island.
He was 'interred' in the adjoining cemetery following requiem mass.
Her remains were 'interred' in the family burial ground in Calvary Cemetery.
Joseph, who is survived by his wife Ellen, three children, brothers and sister, will be 'interred' in London.
The body is usually 'interred' on ancestral land or in the church cemetery.
His family cannot afford a burial place so he is 'interred' in a borrowed tomb.
And at far too young an age, they are now 'interred' in that Ohio soil they once walked on.
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