In a Jewish burial service, a grave is referred to as a:

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Kever is the term for a grave in a Jewish burial service.
Many aspects of funeral services have their own names in the Jewish faith, often taken directly from Modern Hebrew. A kever is a final resting place for a deceased person of Jewish faith, buried in a coffin known as an aron, and kevurah is the term for burial. A kaddish is a hymn of praise sung during a Jewish service, and the kaddish sung during funerals and memorials is often referred to as the mourner's kaddish. Levaya refers to the entirety of the funeral service itself.

In a Jewish Burial Service, a Grave Is Referred to as A