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► 動詞
埋まる  [(3)うずまる]    meaning:  bury  rank: 1
☆ ポンペイではくの火山灰に埋まって死んだ ⇨ In Pompeii many people died buried under volcanic ash  (☛ In the narrowest sense it means to be completely covered with something)

埋める  [うずめる]  [顔を埋める]    meaning:  bury  rank: 1
☆ 彼女をうずめた ⇨ She buried her face in his chest  (☛ In the narrowest sense it means to completely cover with something)

埋まる  [うまる]    meaning:  bury  rank: 1
☆ 土砂に埋まってしまった ⇨ The house has been buried under the mudslide
☆ 地中に埋まっている ⇨ The treasure is buried underground  (☛ In the narrowest sense it means to be buried in an empty space in the ground like hole and pit.)

埋める  [うめる]    meaning:  bury  rank: 1
☆ 彼等を埋めた ⇨ They buried the coffin  (☛ In the narrowest sense it means to bury in an empty space in the ground like hole and pit.)

埋もれる  [うずもれる]    meaning:  bury  rank: 2
☆ のような才能はいつまでも埋もれてはいない ⇨ The talent like him won’t be buried (without being discovered) too long

埋め込む  [(3)うめこむ]    meaning:  bury  rank: 2
☆ 医者ペースメーカーを埋め込んだ ⇨ The doctor implanted a pacemaker in his chest

埋もれる  [うもれる]    meaning:  bury  rank: 2
☆ 「うずもれる」とじ ⇨ Same with うずもれる

葬る  [(3)ほうむる]    meaning:  bury  rank: 2
☆ 遺体に葬られた ⇨ His body was interred in the sea  (☛ Deal with a corpse with funeral rites, regardless of the method)

埋設  [まいせつ]  [埋設する]    meaning:  bury  rank: 4
☆ ガス通常埋設されている ⇨ Gas pipes are usually installed underground  (☛ Install underground)

埋葬  [まいそう]  [埋葬する]    meaning:  bury  rank: 4
☆ 遺体は埋葬された ⇨ His body was buried (in the funeral)

埋蔵  [まいぞう]  [埋蔵する]    meaning:  bury  rank: 4
☆ 原油くは中東に埋蔵されている ⇨ Much of crude oil is buried in the Middle East  (☛ Store underground)

埋没  [まいぼつ]  [埋没する]    meaning:  bury  rank: 4
☆ ポンペイ火山灰に埋没した (かざんばい) ⇨ Pompeii was buried in volcanic ash  (☛ Be buried and disappear)

► 名詞
生き埋め  [いきうめ]    meaning:  bury  rank: 4
☆ 土砂崩れで十数名が生き埋めになった ⇨ 10-plus people have been buried alive by the landslide

土葬  [どそう]  [土葬する]    meaning:  bury  rank: 4
☆ は土葬された ⇨ He was buried (after death)  (☛ Literally means “bury with soil”. Today need a special permit in Japan)