Temetni
Temetni is a Hungarian verb meaning to bury a dead person in a grave or to inter someone. It denotes placing a body in the ground as part of a burial ceremony and is used in a literal sense. The term is closely linked to related nouns such as temetés (burial or funeral) and temető (cemetery). The verb can also be used in broader, figurative phrases to convey the completion or end of something, but its primary sense remains physical burial.
Temetni is a regular transitive verb. In the present tense the forms are: én temetem, te temeted,
Usage notes include that temetni typically requires an object representing the deceased and is often accompanied
In Hungarian practice, temetni coexists with other end-of-life rites, including hamvasztás (cremation) for those choosing cremation.