Grave
Tomb
noun
The kanji and the word are exactly the same. That means they share meanings as well.
墓 means grave or tomb. Since you want to be respectful when talking about someone's eternal resting place, it's common to add the honorific お and say お墓.
You went to your grave because you were a hacker (はか). You made a lot of powerful enemies with all your hacker exploits, and before you knew it, you were six feet deep.
お墓
a grave
家の墓
a family grave
一族の墓
an ancestral grave
王の墓
a king's tomb
墓を建てる
to build a grave
墓を作る
to make a grave
墓を守る
to tend a grave
墓に入る
to be buried in a grave
墓に入れる
to bury someone in a grave
墓に行く
to go to a grave
墓参り
visiting a grave
墓づくり
making a grave
うちの家のお墓は岡山県にあります。
Our family graves are in Okayama Prefecture.
金曜日に両親と墓参りに行ってきました。
I went to visit the family graves with my parents on Friday.
お墓参りでは、まず最初に墓の掃除をします。
When visiting the family graves, the first thing we do is clean them.
僕たちの墓を太平洋に浮かぶ小さな島に作ることを、いつも夢見てきたんだよ。
I've always dreamed of placing our graves on a small island in the Pacific.