Leichen-

Lei|chen-:

Lei|chen|be|gäng|nis

nt <-ses, -se> (form), Lei|chen|be|gräb|nis

nt → funeral

Lei|chen|be|schau|er

m <-s, ->, Lei|chen|be|schau|e|rin

f <-, -nen> → doctor conducting a postmortem

Lei|chen|bit|ter|mie|ne

f (inf) → mournful or doleful expression

lei|chen|bla#ss ?

adj → deathly pale, as pale as death

Lei|chen|fled|de|rei

f <-, -en> → robbing of dead people; das ist die reinste Leichen- (fig) → what vultures!

Lei|chen|fled|de|rer

m <-s, ->, Lei|chen|fled|de|rin

f <-, -nen> → person who robs dead people; (fig) → vulture

Lei|chen|frau

f → layer-out

Lei|chen|hal|le

f, Lei|chen|haus

nt → mortuary

Lei|chen|hemd

nt → shroud

Lei|chen|kon|ser|vie|rung

f → preservation of corpses

Lei|chen|öff|nung

f → autopsy

Lei|chen|re|de

f → funeral oration (liter) → or address

Lei|chen|schän|dung

f → desecration of corpses; (sexuell) → necrophilia

Lei|chen|schau

f → postmortem (examination)

Lei|chen|schau|haus

nt → morgue

Lei|chen|schmaus

m → funeral meal

Lei|chen|star|re

f → rigor mortis no art

Lei|chen|tuch

nt pl <-tücher> → shroud

Lei|chen|ver|bren|nung

f → cremation

Lei|chen|wa|gen

m → hearse

Lei|chen|zug

m → funeral procession