/mɔːsəˈliːə/ (MAH-suh-LEE-uh)

Definitions

1. noun

A structure for the interment of the dead, especially a grand or impressive one.

“The ancient civilization built a series of grand mausolea to honor their fallen leaders.”

2. plural noun

Grand tombs or monuments built as memorials to people of importance.

“The city is famous for its mausolea, each one telling the story of a great historical figure.”