Keresés
Epitaph
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epitáfium, sírfelirat
a short verse or poem on a tombstone, serving to commemorate or convey a message to visitors of the grave
What is an "epitaph"?
An epitaph is a brief inscription or statement, typically found on a gravestone or memorial, that honors and commemorates a deceased person. It usually includes the person's name, dates of birth and death, and a short message or tribute that reflects their life, achievements, or qualities. Epitaphs are meant to serve as a lasting tribute, offering a glimpse into the individual's life and the impact they had on others.
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epitáfium
a statement that honors and commemorates someone who has died
epitaph
n
Példa
The epitaph quoted her favorite poem to represent the creative spirit she brought to her art.
At the funeral, a close friend read aloud the heartfelt epitaph etched into the gravestone.
Generations later, visitors could still make out parts of the worn epitaph carved into the aging marble.
The alumni magazine often runs epitaphs submitted by classmates about notable deceased members.
Each year on the anniversary of his death, a friend would post an epitaph on social media remembering his kindness.
