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Date:
900-1000
Language:
Late Latin
Origin:
Catacumbas underground place in Rome where the bodies of St Peter and St Paul were said to be buried
catacomb
noun
Related topics:
Death
cat‧a‧comb
[
countable usually plural
]
MX
an area underground where dead people are buried
[=
tomb
]
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