There may be several reasons for that. Probably it has to do with the repression of death (or the suppression of death awareness) in modern Western society. Mortuaries became "funeral homes" or "funeral parlors", morticians "funeral directors", dead persons "loved ones" ,and so on. Thus, "coffins" turned into "caskets". In addition to that, the shape of the burial receptacle began to change: in the US, less and less hexagonal ones ("coffins" in the narrower sense of the word) - reminding of the shape of a body - were used, but more and more often rectangular ones which looked more or less like fancy boxes. The word "casket", which originally means jewellery box, carried also the mental association of something valuable, which indirectly helped to justify the comparatively high price of modern caskets. These reasons served as an incitement to the modern people, especially to funeral professionals, to replace the word "coffin" with the word "casket".
You need to be able to calculate the amount of wood etc to make a coffin - based on the size of the corpse. You also need to be able to work out how much material and padding is needed to line the inside of the casket..
I call it one third
You might call it a centigram. But it is more common to call it either 0.01 gram, or 10 milligrams.You might call it a centigram. But it is more common to call it either 0.01 gram, or 10 milligrams.You might call it a centigram. But it is more common to call it either 0.01 gram, or 10 milligrams.You might call it a centigram. But it is more common to call it either 0.01 gram, or 10 milligrams.
It depends on who you are trying to call.
you call it a edge
Another word for coffin is casket.
A casket is either a little box, such as a jewellery casket, or a coffin.
A coffin or a casket.
Millennium casket by batesville casket company
a casket
antonym for coffin
Alternate words for sarcofagus are: Coffin and Casket.
In a double casket, the outer casket usually is ornamental and made of a thicker material. The inner casket is usually unfinished and made of a thinner or lighter material.
casket
In a bed, a coffin or a casket.
Casket.
The man who makes a casket does not need it; the man who buys a casket does not use it; the man who uses a casket does not know he does.