Associations to the word «Burial»
Noun
- Granite
- Dynasty
- Consecration
- Offering
- Obelisk
- Relative
- Ash
- Westminster
- Pilgrimage
- Priory
- Coinage
- Romano
- Serviceman
- Parish
- Ware
- Cache
- Bracelet
- Place
- Death
- Transept
- Landfill
- Evidence
- Symbolism
- Decomposition
- Gatherer
- Chancel
- Scandinavia
- Antiquity
- Rubble
- Plot
- Fields
- Textile
- Plaque
- Sacrament
- Naga
- Settlement
- Flint
- Birthplace
- Aisle
- Disposal
- Iberia
- Plague
- Undead
- Veteran
- Iconography
- Shaman
- Karst
- Requiem
- Altar
- Subsistence
- Anglican
- Earring
- Necklace
- Anglia
- Ditch
- Monastery
- Battlefield
- Woodland
- Valuable
- Complex
- Mosque
- Limestone
- Egyptian
- Digging
- Sacrifice
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
BURIAL, noun. The act of burying; interment
BURIAL CASE, noun. A form of coffin, usually of iron, made to close air-tight, for the preservation of a dead body.
BURIAL CHAMBER, noun. A chamber, often below ground level, used to bury the remains of the dead.
BURIAL GROUND, noun. A cemetery or graveyard.
BURIAL GROUNDS, noun. Plural of burial ground
BURIAL MOUND, noun. A mound of earth and stones raised over a grave or graves.
BURIAL MOUNDS, noun. Plural of burial mound
Dictionary definition
BURIAL, noun. The ritual placing of a corpse in a grave.
BURIAL, noun. Concealing something under the ground.
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