Burial (noun)

1. The action of burying someone or something.
2. A place where someone or something is buried.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french, from enterrer "bury", from latin in- "into" + terra "earth".

Examples:

1. The burial of the young man was attended by thousands of people.
2. His remains were interred in a small cemetery outside of town.
3. The family reserved a plot at the local cemetery for their future burials.
4. The ancient Egyptians believed in the afterlife and placed great importance on proper burials.
5. The archeologists found several artifacts during the excavation of the burial site.