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discoursedrome:

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adzolotl:

defectivegembrain:

Old English word for graveyard \u201cl\u012bct\u016bn\u201d literally \u201cbody village\u201d dear god that is vivid

Lichtown

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basically the same angle as \u201cnecropolis\u201d, right? Our graveyards are kinda necropoli, even if we don\u2019t call them that

also in that article people shared yesterday about India it mentioned that Muslim graveyards there are called \u201ckabristans\u201d and had to look up whether that was the same \u201cstan\u201d as in, like, afghanistan, and it is, it\u2019s like \u201ctombland\u201d

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