Associations to the word «Catacomb»
Noun
- Priscilla
- Crypt
- Mummy
- Martyr
- Fresco
- Basilica
- Relic
- Burial
- Rossi
- Mausoleum
- Tomb
- Horus
- Rome
- Palermo
- Epitaph
- Underground
- Inscription
- Battista
- Vault
- Passageway
- Christian
- Vatican
- Cemetery
- Norwood
- Odessa
- Cellar
- Eucharist
- Pancho
- Grave
- Martyrdom
- Sewer
- Persecution
- Recess
- Labyrinth
- Maximus
- Malta
- Maze
- Aqueduct
- Excavation
- Steppe
- Spectre
- Depiction
- Tunnel
- Graveyard
- Naples
- Constantine
- Abyss
- Sant
- Sebastian
- Crevice
- Entrance
- Cavern
- Mosaic
- Dungeon
- Agnes
- Coffin
- Nemesis
- Pope
- Shepherd
- Cave
- Dug
- Altar
- Roma
- Iconography
- Moe
- Quarry
- Corpse
- Chapel
- Bane
- Dead
- Alexandria
- Miriam
- Pilgrim
- Niche
- Ara
- Archaeologist
- Slab
- Baptism
- 3d
- Anatolia
- Parisian
- Cloister
- Pyramid
- Urn
Wiktionary
CATACOMB, noun. (often plural) An underground system of tunnels and chambers with recesses for graves, used (in former times) as a cemetery; a subterranean tunnel system used for burying the dead, as in Paris or Ancient Rome.
Dictionary definition
CATACOMB, noun. An underground tunnel with recesses where bodies were buried (as in ancient Rome).
Wise words
Men govern nothing with more difficulty than their tongues,
and can moderate their desires more than their words.