Definition of: epitaph

(ep′ə·taf, -täf) noun
1. An inscription on a tomb or monument in honor or in memory of the dead. See EPIGRAPH.
2. A sentiment in prose or verse written as for inscription on a tomb. [<L epitaphium a eulogy <Gk. epitaphios at a tomb <epi- upon, at + taphos a tomb]
—ep′i·taph′ic (-taf′ik), ep′i·taph′i·al adjective

Most often used phrases:

epitaph records
epitaph reads
tombstone epitaph
label epitaph
epitaph written
seikilos epitaph
latin epitaph
epitaph read
epitaph world
epitaph newspaper
fitting epitaph
poem epitaph
epitaph composed
final epitaph
recordings epitaph

'epitaph' used in domains:

epitaphartist.com
mylivingepitaph.com
epitaph.com
epitaphevirtuelle.com
virtualepitaph.com
pepitaphotography.com

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Definition of: epitaph

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