Definitions
concealing something under the ground
Word origin
From Middle English biriel, a backformation from biriels, which was re-interpreted as a plural, itself from from Old English byrġels, from byrġan (“to bury”) + -els. By surface analysis, bury + -al, but originally unrelated to this suffix.
Used in a sentence
“His whole family was present at his burial.”
“The mourners listened as the priest performed the burial service of long-time parishioner Wendy Stuart.”
“However, many Cromlechs and Dolmins are carelessly called "Druid's circles", when in reality they were the burial places of ancient chieftains and their households[.]”
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