IPA: /ˈɡreɪvˌjɑrd/
KK: /ˈgreɪvˌjɑrd/
A place where people are buried, often marked with tombstones.
The old graveyard was filled with ancient tombstones and beautiful trees.
Graveyard → It is formed from "grave" (from Old English *græf*, meaning a pit or a place of burial) and "yard" (from Old English *geard*, meaning an enclosed area or yard). The word "graveyard" refers to an enclosed area where graves are located, specifically a burial ground.
Think of a 'pit' or 'place of burial' ('grave') that is 'enclosed' ('yard') — that's why a graveyard is a place where graves are found.
No commonly confused words.