a ceremony or ritual held to honor and memorialize a deceased person, including burial or cremation

to bury

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

funeral and interment

to put a dead body or cremated remains into the ground or a tomb

to bury (the dead)

to cremate

to be buried with or next to a deceased person (refers to a partner or funerary objects)

to bury a corpse or to be buried

to hold a funeral procession and burial; to give someone a final send-off

funeral and interment

to participate in a funeral procession or accompany a body to its burial or cremation

to bury two or more people (usually a husband and wife) in the same grave

to meet a miserable or disastrous end, often used as a curse or a prediction of total ruin

burial (in earth)

(of servants etc) to be buried alive with the deceased; (of utensils etc) to be buried with the dead

items or gifts buried along with the deceased in a tomb

funerary objects (items buried together with the dead)

sky burial (Tibetan funeral practice)

The practice of burying cremated remains at the foot of a tree.

funeral rites or ceremonies; obsequies

to bury the dead

to perish in water, especially at sea; literally to be buried in the bellies of fish

to neglect one's parents while they are alive but provide a lavish funeral for them after their death

burial complex (archaeology)

Literally burying jade and interring incense; refers to the funeral or death of a beautiful woman.

to provide generously for parents while they are alive but hold a simple, non-lavish funeral

(archeology) burial complex; group of ancient tombs

to bury

unmarked burial mound; untended graveyard; mass grave

A method of burial where human remains are interred in an earthenware jar or urn.