What are the combinations of tomb characters?

Graveyard. Such as: tomb (symbol of the boundary around the land); Grave robbers (originally refers to people who choose cemeteries by looking at Feng Shui); Neighbors (owners of nearby cemeteries); Tomb pavilion (tablet pavilion on a cemetery)

Epitaph such as: tombstone (epitaph; Tombstone); Epitaph (epitaph); Epitaph (words carved on stones and buried in graves); Epitaph (inscription on a tombstone)

A magnificent mausoleum. Such as: the tomb of the martyrs; Que Tomb (stone building in front of the tomb, one on the left and one on the right)

grave

mù

move

The reason for burial is Guo Wei's tomb in Yiyang. -"The Warring States Policy and the Qin Policy". Note: "Bury also."

Go to this grave and bury it. -Five Tombstones by Zhang Ming Pu

Another example: the grave (the hole where the coffin is buried); Grave figures (people offering sacrifices to idols)

tombstone

Mobic

There is an inscription on the tombstone; The cornerstone of the grave

A stone tablet on or near a tomb, engraved with the name of the deceased and an inscription commemorating the deceased.

graveyard

A yard or paddock where corpses are parked.

A graveyard for burying the dead.

Open space beside the tomb; Especially a place where undertakers gather in a cemetery during a funeral.

tombstone

Another name for tombstone

Build and repair graves (tombs, graves. Stone tablet Square ones are called flat plates, and round ones are called flat plates. —— Sun Wen's Brief Introduction to the Seventy-two Martyrs in Huanghuagang

Mujiao

An underground tomb for burial, consisting of a corridor or passage with side niches.

Tomb door

The door of the grave

tombstone

There is an inscription on the tombstone; The cornerstone of the grave

Coffin room

A place in a grave where coffins are placed.

A space in a tomb with or without an arched structure at the top, especially a space partially or completely underground.

An open grave

A pit for burying coffins

The cave where the body is buried.

grave

A graveyard, a graveyard

grave

Archaeological terminology. Refers to the grave.

Mausoleum tablet

There are stone carvings engraved with the life stories of the deceased in the tomb. Divided into two layers, the upper layer is called the cover, the lower layer is called the bottom layer, and the bottom layer is engraved with inscriptions and titles.

epitaph

Words recording the life story of the deceased were carved on square or rectangular stones and buried in graves.