For some reason the earlier lesson with the same name got deleted and I still don’t know how. So, this is just the same thing, intended to fill that ‘Dead’ link that had stayed for some pretty long time.
| Corpse | लास (lās) |
| Cremation Pyre | आर्यघाट (āryaghāṭ) |
| Death God | यमराज (yamarāj) |
| Death/Demise | मृत्यु (mṛtyu) |
| Final Rites | अन्त्येष्टि (antyeṣṭi) |
| For the end to come | काल आउनु (kāl āunu) |
| Funeral | मलाम (malām) |
| Graveyard | चिहान (cihān) |
| Heaven | स्वर्ग (svarga) |
| Hell | नरक (narka) |
| Mourner | मलामी (malāmī) |
| Soul | आत्मा (ātmā) |
| To Die (euphemistic) | खस्नु (khasnu); बित्नु (bitnu) |
| To Die | मर्नु (marnu) |
| To kill | मार्नु (mārnu) |
Here are some more specific words in Nepali:
दागबत्ती (dāgbattī) = A rite where the son or the closest kin keeps a burning entity over the mouth of the mortal remain
वैतरणी (vaitaraṇī) = A mythological river filled with foul and disgusting things like Blood, Flesh, Pus etc. It is believed that this is the river one must cross after he/she dies.
निर्वाण (nirvāṇa) = Emancipation from the cycle of Rebirth