English

ensepulchre

From en- + sepulchre.

Proto-Indo-European *sep- ‘to care’

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Latin sepeliō ‘to bury, inter’

Latin sepulcrum ‘grave, burial place’

Old English sepulcer

Middle English sepulchre

Today it means

verb To confine in, or as if in, a sepulchre.

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Etymograph / ensepulchre