a place of burial for the dead, such as a grave or a mausoleum

a place set apart for the burial of the dead; a graveyard

an inscribed stone or slab placed over or at the head of a grave

a grave or burial site, typically studied in an archaeological context

old tomb (archaeology)

public cemetery

to rob a tomb

to sweep a grave and pay one's respects to the deceased

an underground chamber or pit used for burial

a large, grand tomb, especially one built for a monarch or famous person

to dig one's own grave

cemetery; graveyard

the person buried in a tomb or for whom the tomb was built

an outdoor path or walkway leading to a grave or burial site

an inscribed stone tablet placed in a tomb or the memorial inscription on such a tablet

a person who illegally digs up graves to steal buried valuables, artifacts, or cultural relics.

a pit dug for a tomb or burial

memorial hall and tomb

to exhume a body for public flogging (idiom)

Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery in Shijingshan District, Beijing

Tomb Raider (computer game)

(archeology) burial complex; group of ancient tombs

layer filled with rammed earth in a tomb pit (archeology)

tombstone; gravestone

burial complex (archaeology)

tomb of the unknown soldier

Arlington National Cemetery in Washington DC, USA

Five Men's Tombstone Inscription, an essay by Zhang Pu commemorating five martyrs who died resisting the tyranny of Wei Zhongxian during the late Ming dynasty