Grab-

Grab-:

Grab|fund

m → grave find

Grab|ge|läu|te

nt

→ (death) knell

= Grabgesang b

Grab|ge|leit

nt (geh) jdm das Grab- geben → to accompany or follow sb’s coffin

Grab|ge|sang

m

→ funeral hymn, dirge

(fig) der Grab- einer Sache (gen) sein → to sound the death knell for sth

Grab|ge|wöl|be

nt → vault; (von Kirche, Dom) → crypt

Grab|hü|gel

m → mound (over a grave); (Archeol) → barrow, tumulus (form)

Grab|in|schrift

f → epitaph, inscription (on gravestone etc)

Grab|kam|mer

f → burial chamber

Grab|kreuz

nt → (cross-shaped) gravestone, cross

Grab|le|gung

f <-, -en> → burial, interment

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Grab-:

Grab|licht

nt → candle (on a grave)

Grab|mal

nt pl <-mäler or (geh) -male> → monument; (= Grabstein) → gravestone; das Grab- des Unbekannten Soldaten → the tomb of the Unknown Warrior or Soldier

Grab|ni|sche

f → burial niche

Grab|pfle|ge

f → care of the grave(s)/of graves

Grab|plat|te

f → memorial slab

Grab|re|de

f → funeral oration

Grab|schän|der

m <-s, ->, Grab|schän|de|rin

f <-, -nen> → defiler of the grave(s)/of graves

Grab|schän|dung

f → defilement of graves

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Grab-:

Grab|schmuck

m → plants pl (on a grave); (= Kränze) → wreaths pl (on a grave)

Grab|schrift

f → epitaph, inscription (on gravestone etc)

Grab|spruch

m → epitaph, inscription (on gravestone etc)

Grab|stät|te

f → grave; (= Gruft) → tomb, sepulchre (Brit), → sepulcher (US)

Grab|stein

m → gravestone, tombstone

Grab|stel|le

f → (burial) plot

Grab|sti|chel

m (Art) → burin

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Grab-:

Grab|ur|ne

f → funeral urn

Grab|werk|zeug

nt (Zool) → claw