Interment (noun)

1. The act or ceremony of burying a dead body in a grave or tomb.
2. The place where someone is buried or the state of being buried.

Origin:

Middle english, from latin intermentum, from interrare to bury.

Examples:

1. The interment was attended by family and close friends.
2. The interment was held at the local cemetery.
3. The family chose a private interment rather than a public funeral.
4. The interment marked the final resting place of the beloved father and husband.
5. The interment was a small and dignified affair, as per the deceased's wishes.