grave

noun
  1. A place of burial for a dead body, typically a hole dug in the ground and marked by a stone or mound. noun
    The cemetery was filled with rows of graves, each marked with a headstone.
    They visited the grave of their ancestors to pay their respects.
  2. Used to describe a situation or event that is serious or solemn. adjective
    The news of the accident was grave, and everyone was deeply concerned.
    He spoke in a grave tone, emphasizing the importance of the matter.
  3. To carve or engrave on a surface, especially to inscribe a name or message on a gravestone. verb
    They decided to grave a heartfelt message on the memorial plaque.
    The artisan was skilled in graving intricate designs into the metal.