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[ kist-vahyn ] / ˈkɪstˌvaɪn /
Origin of kistvaen1705–15; <Welsh cist faen stone coffin, equivalent to cist coffin (see cist2) + faen, lenited form of maen stone; see menhir Words nearby kistvaenkisspeptin, kissy, kissy-face, kist, Kistna, kistvaen, Kisumu, kiswah, Kiswahili, kit, Kitagawa Utamaro Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for kistvaenOne ruined cairn with a kistvaen in it is still called "The Crock of Gold," but probably bronze was the metal chiefly found. A Book of the West. Volume I Devon|S. Baring-Gould The Fert was a rectangular chamber, composed of stones set upright, and covered horizontally with flags; in a word, a kistvaen. A Book of the West. Volume I Devon|S. Baring-Gould And in their sleep, Lludd folded the covering around them, and in the securest place he had in Snowdon, he hid them in a kistvaen. The Mabinogion|Lady Charlotte Guest The Cnoc was a rounded, sugar-loaf mound of earth, and the Duma was a similar mound raised over a kistvaen. A Book of the West. Volume I Devon|S. Baring-Gould
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