Examples of using Funerary in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They look like funerary lamps.
Shakespeare's funerary monument is fixed on a wall alongside his burial place.
It is a form of funerary art bur….
The most likely origin of decoupageis thought to be East Siberian funerary art.
This last is the funerary monument of homonym name that we can not ignore.
Thousand are also documented by Egyptian funerary architecture.
Cannibalistic funerary rites are another form of culturally sanctioned cannibalism.
Saint-Gaudens may also have been influenced by Parisian funerary art from his stay in France.
Among the funerary objects found there were hundreds of small two- to three-inch gold figurines.
The team also discovered 150 small funerary statues carved in wood, clay and limestone.
Dusit Hall:initially served as a venue for royal audiences and later as a royal funerary hall.
These corpses were often given. Funerary texts with instructions to help them navigate the afterlife.
Considered a protector of kings, healer,giver of life and the‘Mother of God,' she is also associated with funerary rites.
In 1959, funerary experts, accompanied by a physician and a member of the Vetsera family, examined the remains.
Last is the Ratanakosin-style Dusit Hall,which initially served as a venue for royal audiences and later as a royal funerary hall.
Remains of three animal funerary offerings were identified in the tomb: two male sheep and a large animal, possibly a donkey.
Near the entrance of the cathedral, a rich merchant, Bartolomeu Joanes,built a funerary chapel for himself in the beginning of the 14th century.
Three 1,700 year old funerary inscriptions written in Aramaic and Greek were recently revealed in the ancient cemetery in in the north.
Mentuhotep II, Eleventh Dynasty king who reunited Egypt at the beginning of the Middle Kingdom,built a very unusual funerary complex.
The precious glass vessels were buried as funerary offerings together with the deceased, in the belief that they would accompany the deceased to the next world.
Archeologists found one tomb with five entrances leading to a rectangular hall,which contained painted wooden funerary masks, clay vessels and a mummy wrapped in linen.
The Coffin Texts are a collection of ancient Egyptian funerary spells written on coffins and other objects beginning in the First Intermediate Period.
These tombs feature rich decoration of stone statues and carvings and tiles with dragon motifs,illustrating the development of the funerary architecture of the Qing dynasty.
Unlike other funerary texts, however, it was reserved only for Pharaohs(until the 21st Dynasty almost exclusively), or very favoured nobility.
Aramaic was the everyday language used by the Jews in the period of the Mishnah and Talmud, but some of them also spoke and read Greek,and thus there are also funerary inscriptions in that language.
The bones of at least three persons, aged 20- 25, 30-40,>60 years, and funerary offerings consisting of numerous pottery and glass vessels were discovered scattered on the floor.
The vessels may have been part of funerary offerings that were left in one of the tombs, however since they were found together with glass-manufacturing debris, they cannot be linked directly to the burial structure.
Several of the larger tombs feature carvings of animals, warriors, and weaponry-a practice uncommon to Muslim funerary monuments.[7] Later tombs at the site are sometimes made entirely of brick, with only a sandstone slab.[1].