gravedigger

English

From grave +‎ digger.

gravedigger (plural gravediggers)

a person employed to dig graves

Aromanian: grupar m
Belarusian: магі́льшчык m (mahílʹščyk), далако́п m (dalakóp), граба́р m (hrabár)
Breton: bezier (br) m
Bulgarian: гроба́р m (grobár)
Catalan: enterramorts (ca) m or f
Czech: hrobník (cs) m, hrobař (cs) m
Danish: graver (da) c
Dutch: grafdelver (nl) m, doodgraver (nl) m
Esperanto: tombisto
Estonian: hauakaevaja
Finnish: haudankaivaja (fi)
French: fossoyeur (fr) m
Galician: coveiro m, enterramortos m
German: Totengräber (de) m
Greek: νεκροθάφτης (el) m (nekrotháftis)
Ancient: ταφεύς m (tapheús), νεκροθάπτης m (nekrotháptēs)
Hungarian: sírásó (hu)
Irish: reiligire m
Italian: becchino (it) m
Macedonian: гро́бар m (gróbar)
Norman: fôssyi m (Jersey)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: graver (no) m

Nynorsk: gravar m
Polish: grabarz (pl) m, grobownik m, kopidół (pl) m
Old Polish: grabarz m, grobnik m, kopacz m, relikwiarz m
Portuguese: coveiro (pt) m
Romanian: gropar (ro) m, săpător (ro) m
Russian: моги́льщик (ru) m (mogílʹščik), гробокопа́тель (ru) m (grobokopátelʹ)
Scottish Gaelic: adhlacair m, cladhaire m, maor m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: гро̀ба̄р m

Roman: gròbār (sh) m
Slovak: hrobár (sk) m, hrobník (sk) m
Slovene: grobar m
Spanish: sepulturero (es) m
Swedish: dödgrävare (sv) c
Turkish: mezarcı (tr)
Ukrainian: моги́льник m (mohýlʹnyk), гроба́р m (hrobár)
Yiddish: באַגרעבער m (bagreber)

A necrophore, or burying beetle

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