buried

English

Etymology

From bur(y) +‎ -ied.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈbɛ.ɹid/

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• Rhymes: -ɛɹid

Adjective

buried (comparative more buried, superlative most buried)

1. Placed in a grave at a burial.
2. Concealed, hidden.

Derived terms

• buried treasure
• buried valley
• dead and buried
• dead 'n' buried

Translations

Placed in a grave at a burial

• Arabic: مَدْفُون (madfūn)
• Catalan: enterrat (ca)
• Dutch: begraven (nl)
• Finnish: haudattu (fi)
• French: enterré (fr), enseveli (fr)
• German: beerdigt (de)
• Greek: θαμμένος (el) (thamménos)
• Italian: sepolto (it)
• Japanese: 眠る (ja) (nemuru)
• Korean: 매장 (ko) (maejang)
• Latin: sepultus
• Ottoman Turkish: كوممه (gömme)
• Polish: pogrzebany
• Spanish: enterrado (es)
• Swedish: begravd (sv), begraven (sv)
• Turkish: gömülü (tr), metfun (tr)
• Ukrainian: похований (poxovanyj)

Concealed, hidden

• Arabic: دَفِين (ar) (dafīn)
• Finnish: peitetty (fi)
• French: enfoui (fr), enseveli (fr)
• German: vergraben (de)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: nedgravd

• Ottoman Turkish: كوممه (gömme)

Verb

buried

1. simple past and past participle of bury

Anagrams

• burdei, rubied