inhume

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Indians never wish good for their neighbours … they are irresponsible and inhume (my observation) …. they think they are "Gobber Sigh" and live in their Bollywood's fantasy world

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  1. transitive verb To place in a grave; bury.

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  1. French inhumer, from Old French, from Latin inhumāre : in-, in; see in-2 + humus, earth; see dhghem- in Indo-European roots.

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  1. = French inhumer = Spanish inhumar = Italian inumare, from Latin inhumare, bury in the ground, from in, in, + humus, ground: see humus. Cf. exhume.
 

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