English to Latin Meaning of megalith - megalith

Megalith :

megalith

Megalith :: megalithMegalithic :: megalithicMegaliths :: megaliths

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Definitions of megalith in English

Noun(1) memorial consisting of a very large stone forming part of a prehistoric structure (especially in western Europe

Examples of megalith in English

(1) The potential significance of Nabta as a ceremonial site was further strengthened by the discovery of an arrangement of stone megaliths (large free standing stones) on the western edge of the Nabta basin.(2) Their simple round-based pottery has sometimes given them the name ├ö├ç├┐bowl cultures├ö├ç├û, but they are better known for the construction of monumental tombs out of large boulders or megaliths .(3) The dry summer led to exceptional definition of buried megaliths , so that orientations and dimensions could be seen.(4) I had heard that the megaliths at Stonehenge could be seen from a great distance and one would be overwhelmed as one approached closer.(5) The terraced square of rough stone blocks follows the terrain, suggesting an odd reminiscence of prehistoric megaliths .

(1) cycle ::

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(2) mega ::

mega

Synonyms

1. megalith ::

megalith

Different Forms

megalith, megalithic, megaliths

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