stonegrave
nounUK /ˈstəʊnɡreɪv/
US /ˈstoʊnɡreɪv/
A stonegrave is a special stone that marks where someone is buried.
We saw an old stonegrave under the big oak tree.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A grave that is dug into solid rock or lined with stone.
The ancient stonegrave was carved deep into the hillside.
3. A place where stones are gathered or piled as a marker.
Hikers added a rock to the stonegrave at the trail's summit.
4. A surname or family name of Old English origin.
Mr. Stonegrave taught history at the village school.
5. A heavy stone used to cover or seal a burial place.
They lifted the stonegrave to reveal the old tomb below.