hearse

hearse
noun
1) катафалк, похоронные дроги
2) obsolete гроб
3) (attr.) hearse cloth (черный) покров (на гроб)
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1 (0) катафалк
2 (a) похоронные дроги
3 (n) гроб; могила; надгробный памятник; треугольный станок
4 (v) везти в катафалке; погребать; похоронить; хоронить
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катафалк; погребальная колесница; похоронные дроги
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[hɜrs /hɜːs] n. гроб, дроги, катафалк, похоронные дроги
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катафалк
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1. сущ. 1) катафалк; погребальная колесница; похоронные дроги 2) церк. треугольная подставка для свечей (в церкви) 3) устар. а) гроб б) могила 2. гл. 1) везти покойника в катафалке 2) погребать 3) перен. придавать чему-л. вид могилы

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  • hearse — (n.) c.1300 (late 13c. in Anglo Latin), flat framework for candles, hung over a coffin, from O.Fr. herce long rake, harrow, from M.L. hercia, from L. hirpicem (nom. hirpex) harrow, from Oscan hirpus wolf, supposedly in allusion to its teeth. Or… …   Etymology dictionary

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