[mod.L., in form f. cremāt-us, cremātōr-, derivs. of cremāre to burn.] = CREMATORY sb.
1880. Times, 8 Oct., 7/6. In the cemetery of Milan, near the Crematorium erected a few years ago, a Cinerarium is to be erected for the preservation of the ashes of the dead.
1884. St. James’s Gaz., 8 Feb., 4/2. The new building will be the second public crematorium in the United States.
