a. [ad. late L. fūnerārius, f. fūner-, fūnus: see FUNERAL. Cf. F. funéraire.] Of or pertaining to a funeral or burial.
a. 1693. Urquhart, Rabelais, III. xxiii. 185. Those Funerary and Obsequial Festivals.
a. 1822. Shelley, Pr. Wks. (1880), III. 62. It was probably an altar to Bacchus, possibly a funerary urn.
1866. Daily Tel., 16 Jan., 7/3. The deciphering of Egyptian funerary rolls.
1890. A. B. Edwards, in Century Mag., Jan. XXXIX. 328. The sacred cats had their funerary bronzes laid beside them in the grave.