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There are 20 links involving the concept "grave, tomb":
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Concept IDS-Key Occurrences Families Languages Network Forms
bury (the dead) 4.78 2 2  COM   SUB 
corpse 4.77 2 2  COM   SUB 
ditch 8.17 2 2  COM   SUB 
hole 12.85 2 3  COM   SUB 
bruise 4.852 1 1  COM   SUB 
cave 1.28 1 1  COM   SUB 
court 21.15 1 1  COM   SUB 
deep 12.67 1 1  COM   SUB 
divide 12.232 1 1  COM   SUB 
female (adj) 3.13 1 1  COM   SUB 
garden-house 7.131 1 2  COM   SUB 
house 7.12 1 2  COM   SUB 
hut 7.13 1 2  COM   SUB 
male (adj) 3.12 1 1  COM   SUB 
plain, field 1.23 1 1  COM   SUB 
second 13.36 1 1  COM   SUB 
snail 3.94 1 1  COM   SUB 
some 13.181 1 1  COM   SUB 
two 13.2 1 2  COM   SUB 
vomit 4.57 1 1  COM   SUB