The criminal or noncriminal, felonious or nonfelonious taking of life by another human or by an agency, such as a government, is called:

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Homicide refers to the killing of one human being by another, regardless of whether it is considered criminal or not. Murder and manslaughter are both types of homicide, but they differ in terms of intent and culpability. Crime against nature is not related to homicide and refers to sexual acts that are considered unnatural or against the order of nature.

The Criminal or Noncriminal, Felonious or Nonfelonious Taking of Life