to be sorry that a situation is unfortunate or disappointing; used to describe a pity

property or assets left by a person after their death

the biological process of passing on physical or mental characteristics genetically from one generation to another

a legal document or formal statement detailing a person's wishes regarding their property and affairs after death

the remains or location of an ancient building, city, or historical event

to forget; to cease to think about someone or something

remains of a deceased person

to leave behind or over, especially as a vestige or leftover issue

to accidentally leave out or fail to include something in a document, list, or sequence

to lose or inadvertently leave behind

to desert or leave behind someone or something that one has a legal or moral responsibility for, such as a child, an elderly person, or a pet

the final words spoken or written by a person before their death

unintended negative repercussions or lasting problems following an event or action

historical remains, ruins, or physical relics of an ancient site or civilization

a letter or document written before death, such as a will or suicide note

to spare no pains or effort; to do one's utmost

remnant; relic; personal effects of the deceased

the final wishes of a deceased person

completely and without omission

remains of a deceased person

historical remains or things that have survived since ancient times

portrait of the deceased

A tax levied on the estate of a deceased person or on the assets inherited by their heirs.

the quality or property of being passed from parents to offspring through genes

the mission in life of a deceased person, left to others to carry on

to be completely revealed or laid bare, leaving nothing hidden

to leave something behind inadvertently; to lose or drop something by accident

surviving family members of the deceased

human remains

the involuntary ejaculation of semen during sleep, commonly known as a wet dream

surviving remnants or lingering relics of past social practices and habits

a disease or disorder that is inherited genetically.

to be seen clearly at a single glance; to be fully exposed to view

to pick up or pocket a lost article

to have one's name go down in history as a byword for infamy

bed-wetting

picture of the deceased

posthumous edict of a deceased emperor

the physical appearance of a deceased person, especially when viewed by mourners paying their respects

loyalist adherents of a former dynasty who remain faithful to the previous regime

the surviving family members of a deceased person

to bequeath