Different names for different types of sucide

                                                                 Killing of self

• Suicide – intentional killing of self.
• Autocide – suicide by automobile.
• Medicide – a suicide accomplished with the aid of a physician.
• Murder-suicide – a suicide committed immediately after one or more murders.
• Self-immolation – suicide by setting oneself on fire, a form of extreme protest.
• Suicide by cop – acting in a threatening manner so as to provoke a lethal response from law enforcement.
• Autoerotic asphyxiation – suicide by accidental self-suffocation for sexual arousal.
• Killing of family
• Avunculicide – the act of killing an uncle.
• Familicide – is a multiple-victim homicide where a killer's spouse and children are slain.( Familia being Latin for family)
• Filicide – the act of a parent killing his or her son or daughter. ( Filius being Latin for son)
• Fratricide – the act of killing a brother, also in military context death by friendly fire. ( Frater being Latin for brother)
• Geronticide – the abandonment of the elderly to die, commit suicide or be killed. See also Senicide.
• Honour killing – the act of killing a family member who has or was perceived to have brought disgrace to the family.
• Infanticide – the act of killing a child within the first year of its life.
• Mariticide – the act of killing one's husband.
• Matricide – the act of killing one's mother. ( Mater being Latin for mother)
• Neonaticide – the act of killing an infant within the first twenty-four hours or month (varies by individual and jurisdiction) of its life.
• Nepoticide – the act of killing one's nephew
• Parricide – (also parenticide) the killing of one's mother or father or other close relative.
• Patricide – the act of killing of one's father. ( Pater being Latin for father)
• Prolicide – the act of killing one's own children.
• Senicide – the killing of one's elderly family members when they can no longer work or become a burden. ( Senex being Latin for old man)
• Siblicide – the killing of an infant individual by its close relatives (full or half siblings)
• Sororicide – the act of killing one's sister.( Soror being Latin for sister)
• Uxoricide – the act of killing one's wife ( Uxor being Latin for wife)
• Killing of others
• Amicicide – the act of killing a friend. ("Amicus" being Latin for friend)
• Androcide – the systematic killing of men.
• Capital punishment – the judicial killing of a human being for crimes.
• Democide – the murder of any person or people by a government.
• Ecocide – the destruction of the natural environment by such activity as war,
• overexploitation of resources, or pollution .
• Euthanasia (also mercy killing) – the killing of any being for compassionate reasons, e.g., significant injury or disease.
• Familiaricide in commutatione eius possessio – the act of killing a family for their property and/or possessions (From "familiaris" being Latin for of a household,"in commutatione eius" being Latin for in exchange for, and "possessio" being Latin for a possession or property)
• Femicide (also gynecide, gynaecide, or gynocide) – the systematic killing of women.
• Feticide – the act of killing a fetus.
• Gendercide – the systematic killing of members of a specific sex or gender, either males, females, or non-binary .
• Genocide – the systematic extermination of an entire national, racial, religious, or ethnic group.
• Homicide – the act of killing of a person. ("Homo" being Latin for man)
• Human sacrifice – the killing of a human for sacrificial, often religious, reasons.
• Murder – the malicious and unlawful killing of a human by another human.
• Manslaughter – Murder, but under legally mitigating factors.
• Omnicide – the act of killing all humans, to create intentional extinction of the human species. ("Omni" meaning all)
• Populicide – the slaughter of the people.
• Xenocide – The genocide of an entire alien species . Often used in science fiction , one famous example being the novel " Xenocide " by Orson Scott Card .
• Killing of superiors
• Giganticide: David hoists the severed head of Goliath.
• Deicide – the act of killing a god or divine being
• Dominicide – the act of killing one's master. ( Latin: dominus means "master")
• Episcopicide – the act of killing a bishop. [1]
• Giganticide – the act of killing a giant.
• Papicide – the act of killing the Pope.
• Regicide – the act of killing a king ( Latin:
• rex, Gen. regis means "king")
• Tyrannicide – the act of killing a tyrant.
• Vaticide – the act of killing a prophet.
• Killing of intangibles
• Chronocide – the killing of time (informal)
• Famacide – the killing of another's reputation, a slander.
• Liberticide – the destruction of liberties.
• Urbicide – the destruction of a city or the stifling of an urbanisation. ("Urbs" being Latin for city)
• Linguicide – intentionally causing the death of a language
• Killing of animals, disease, and pests
• Algaecide – a chemical agent that kills algae
• Acaricide – a chemical agent that kills mites.
• Avicide – a chemical agent that kills birds
• Bactericide – a chemical agent that kills bacteria.
• Biocide – a chemical agent that kills a broad spectrum of living organisms.
• Canicide – the killing of dogs. ( Canis being Latin for dog)
• Cervicide – the killing of deer.
• Ceticide – the killing of whales.
• Culicide – a chemical agent that kills mosquitos.
• Felicide – the killing of cats
• Fungicide – chemical agents or biological organisms used to kill or inhibit fungi or fungal spores.
• Germicide – an agent that kills germs, especially pathogenic microorganisms; a disinfectant
• Gonocide (also gonococcicide ) – an agent that kills the bacterium causing gonorrhea
• Herbicide – an agent that kills unwanted plants, a weed killer.
• Insecticide – an agent that kills unwanted insects.
• Larvicide (also larvacide ) – an insecticide targeted against the larval life stage of an insect.
• Lupicide – The killing of wolves.
• Microbicide – an agent used to kill or reduce the infectiousness of microorganisms.
• Muscicide – an agent that kills flies.
• Nemacide (also nematicide , nematocide ) – a chemical to eradicate or kill nematodes.
• Ovacide – an agent that kills eggs of an organism particular a pest i.e. lice eggs.
• Parasiticide – a general term to describe an agent used to destroy parasites.
• Pediculicide – an agent that kills head lice.
• Pesticide – a general term to describe an agent used to destroy or repel a pest.
• Pulicicide (also pulicide ) – an agent that kills fleas.
• Raticide – an agent for killing rats.
• Scabicide – a chemical agent for killing scabies.
• Spermicide – a contraceptive agent to render sperm inert and prevent fertilization.
• Tauricide – the killing of bulls or steers.
• Teniacide (also taeniacide , tenicide )– a chemical agent that kills tape worms.
• Vermicide – an agent used to kill parasitic intestinal worms.
• Vespacide – a chemical agent that kills wasps.
• Virucide (also viricide ) – an agent capable of destroying or inhibiting viruses.
• Vulpicide (also vulpecide )- the killing of a fox by methods other than by hunting it with hounds.