 (literally, 'The meat/animal has died') has the sense 'You-know-who has died', and is preferable to a more direct treatment.It is taboo to speak the name of a deceased person, even (for a year or so) when referring to living people with the same name; these people are addressed as .The deceased is often known by the name of his/her death or burial place plus the necronym suffix , as in 'one who died at Wurdu'.