Definition of epicedium in English:

epicedium

nounPlural epicedia ˌɛpɪˈsiːdɪəmˌɛpəˈsidiəm

formal

A funeral ode.
Example sentencesExamples
- Referring to several books written on this king of Urdu epicedium he said that still much remains to be done on his life and works.
Synonyms
lament, dirge, requiem, elegy, funeral chant, funeral song, burial hymn, dead march, keen, plaint, knell

Derivatives

epicedian

adjective

formal

Origin

Mid 16th century (originally in the anglicized form epicede and the Greek form epicedeon): from Latin, from Greek epikēdeion, neuter of epokēdeios 'of a funeral' (based on kēdos 'care, grief').

Definition of epicedium in US English:

epicedium

nounˌɛpəˈsidiəmˌepəˈsēdēəm

formal

A funeral ode.
Example sentencesExamples
- Referring to several books written on this king of Urdu epicedium he said that still much remains to be done on his life and works.
Synonyms
lament, dirge, requiem, elegy, funeral chant, funeral song, burial hymn, dead march, keen, plaint, knell

Origin

Mid 16th century (originally in the anglicized form epicede and the Greek form epicedeon): from Latin, from Greek epikēdeion, neuter of epokēdeios ‘of a funeral’ (based on kēdos ‘care, grief’).

单词	epicedium
释义	Definition of epicedium in English: epicedium nounPlural epicedia ˌɛpɪˈsiːdɪəmˌɛpəˈsidiəm formal A funeral ode. Example sentencesExamples Referring to several books written on this king of Urdu epicedium he said that still much remains to be done on his life and works. Synonyms lament, dirge, requiem, elegy, funeral chant, funeral song, burial hymn, dead march, keen, plaint, knell Derivatives epicedian adjective formal Origin Mid 16th century (originally in the anglicized form epicede and the Greek form epicedeon): from Latin, from Greek epikēdeion, neuter of epokēdeios 'of a funeral' (based on kēdos 'care, grief'). Definition of epicedium in US English: epicedium nounˌɛpəˈsidiəmˌepəˈsēdēəm formal A funeral ode. Example sentencesExamples Referring to several books written on this king of Urdu epicedium he said that still much remains to be done on his life and works. Synonyms lament, dirge, requiem, elegy, funeral chant, funeral song, burial hymn, dead march, keen, plaint, knell Origin Mid 16th century (originally in the anglicized form epicede and the Greek form epicedeon): from Latin, from Greek epikēdeion, neuter of epokēdeios ‘of a funeral’ (based on kēdos ‘care, grief’).
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