Aftergrave

/ˈæftərɡreɪv/ noun

A burial place or tomb that comes after death, or a grave or monument constructed at a later time than original interment.

Compound of 'after' (Old English 'æfter') and 'grave' (Old English 'græf', from Proto-Germanic 'grabaz' meaning 'to dig'). Rare literary or archaic term.

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