Inurned [verb]

● Plant

● Inhume

● Entomb

● Lay to rest

● Put away

● Sepulcher

● Tomb

● Sepulture

● Cover up

● Dig up

● Exhume

● Inurned

● Interred

● Reinter

● Cremated

● Buried

● Disinterred

● Exhumed

● Memorialized

● Reburying

● Concelebrated

● Entombed

● Deceased

● Unmourned

● Beatified

● Predeceased

● Eulogized

● Venerate

● Embalmed

● Inscribed

● Commemorated

● Canonised

● Excavated

● Deconsecrated

● Consecrated

● Steeve

● Accessioned

● Canonized

● Memorialise

● Lain

● Worshiped

● Reprinted

● Discharged

● Martyred

● Repatriated

● Solemnized

● Desecrated

● Baptized

● Engraved

● Wreathe

● Ordained

● Hanged

● Deeded

● Remarried

● Incinerated

● Mostaccioli

● Tatou

● Disposed

● Cremate

● Entomb

● Humation

● Bury

● Disinter

● Burial chamber

● Rebury

● Inhumate

● Inurn

● Funerate

● Taphophile

● Funeration

● Burial site

● Exhume

● Mausolean

● Untomb

● Ungrave

● Interrer

● Intumulated

● Funeral parlour

● Exequial

● Begrave

● Uncharnel

● Enthronize

● Eulogize

● Encoffin

● Inhearse

● Funeral director

● Enthrone

● Envault

● Embalm

● Reenthrone

● Corsepresent

● Induct

● Funeral parlor

● Threnode

● Memorialize

● Next of kin

● Dead march

● Concelebrate

● Coronate

● Epitapher

● Tea urn

● Predecease

● Ligsam

● Strew

● Canonise

● Funeral march

● Taphephobia

● Floral leaf

● Enshrine

● Arenation

● Immortalize