to bury

old variant of 葬[zang4]

to bury (the dead)

to bury; to inter

to cremate

to be buried with or next to dead person (of deceased's partner, or of funerary objects)

crematorium

to hold a funeral procession and burial; to give sb a final send-off; (fig.) to ruin (one's future prospects etc)

to bury a corpse; to be buried; (fig.) to die (at sea, in a fire etc)

funeral and interment

funeral and interment

to bury husband and wife together; joint interment

state funeral

burial (in earth)

(archeology) grave; tomb

sky burial (Tibetan funeral practice)

burial of cremated remains at the foot of a tree

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

burial at sea (usu. performed by scattering cremains from a ship)

to bury the dead

funeral; obsequies

to bury

funeral

to participate in funeral procession; to attend a burial

funeral expenses

unmarked burial mound; untended graveyard; mass grave

burial area

burial complex (archaeology)

urn burial

funerary objects (items buried together with the dead)

burial goods; burial gifts

generous care but a thrifty funeral; to look after one's parents generously, but not waste money on a lavish funeral

(archeology) burial complex

lit. burying jade and interring incense (idiom); funeral for a beautiful person

lit. to be buried in the bellies of fish (idiom); fig. to drown

to neglect one's parents but give them a rich funeral; hypocrisy in arranging a lavish funeral after treating one's parents meanly

to die without a burial site; to die a pauper; a tragic end