IPA: /ɜrn/
KK: /ɜrn/
A container, often shaped like a vase, used for holding liquids or for decorative purposes, sometimes used to store ashes after cremation.
The family placed the urn on the mantelpiece to honor their loved one.
The word 'urn' originates from Latin 'urna', meaning a jar or vessel, typically used for holding ashes or other substances. It refers to a container that holds something significant, often related to memorial practices.
Think of a 'jar' or 'vessel' that holds something important, like ashes, to remember that an 'urn' is a container for such purposes.