v. Obs. Pa. pple. 6 funerat, funerated. [f. L. fūnerāt- ppl. stem. of fūnerāre, f. fūner-, fūnus: see FUNERAL.] trans. To bury with funeral rites.

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1548.  Richmond Wills (Surtees), 66. My body to be funerat within the churcheyerd of Fyngell. Ibid. (1568), My bodye to be funerated or buried within the churche of Est Witton.

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  So Funeration [late L. fūnerātiōn-em], the performance of funeral rites.

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1625.  Ussher, Answ. Jesuit, 311. To the … funeration belongeth the imbalming of the dead body.

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1693.  Knatchbull, Difficult Texts, 41. The rites of funeration.

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