tod
/tɒd/Definitions
1. noun
A period of 24 hours or a day, especially in reference to an animal’s activity cycle or a period of mourning.
“The deer’s tod was marked by periods of intense activity and rest.”
2. noun
A burial ground or a place of commemoration, especially for a particular group or species.
“The wildlife reserve served as a tod for many species of birds and animals.”
3. noun
A ritualistic or ceremonial act, especially in reference to a Viking funeral.
“The Viking tribe performed a grand tod in honor of their fallen leader.”