ep·i·taph 
(ĕpĭ-tăf′)
(ĕpĭ-tăf′)n.
1. An inscription on a tombstone in memory of the one buried there.
2. A brief literary piece commemorating a deceased person.
[Middle English, from Old French epitaphe, from Latin epitaphium, from Greek epitaphion, from neuter of epitaphios, funerary : epi-, epi- + taphos, tomb.]
ep′i·taphic adj.
- autogyro
- autoharp
- autohypnosis
- autohypnotic
- autoimmune
- autoimmunity
- autoimmunization
- autoinfection
- autoinoculable
- autoinoculation
- autointoxication
- autoloading
- autologous
- autologously
- autolysate
- autolysin
- autolysis
- autolytic
- autolyze
- automaker
- automat
- automata
- automatable
- automate
- automated teller machine