immurement

English

Etymology

From immure +‎ -ment.

Noun

immurement (countable and uncountable, plural immurements)

1. Capital punishment, human sacrifice or life imprisonment by entombing for life or sealing behind walls.

Translations

capital punishment by entombing for life

• Belarusian: замуровывание n (zamuróvyvanije)
• Bulgarian: зазиждане n (zaziždane)
• Catalan: emparedament m
• Dutch: inmetseling f
• Finnish: elävältä muuraaminen
• French: emmurement (fr) m
• German: Einmauerung f
• Greek: περιτείχιση (el) f (periteíchisi)
• Macedonian: заѕидување n (zadziduvanje)
• Polish: uwięzienie (pl) n
• Portuguese: emparedamento m
• Russian: замуро́вывание (ru) n (zamuróvyvanije)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Roman: zazidavanje n

• Spanish: emparedamiento (es) m
• Swedish: inmurning
• Ukrainian: замуро́вування n (zamuróvuvannja)