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▪ I. ˈurnal, a. ? Obs.
[f. urn n. + -al1. Cf. L. urnāl-is containing an urn (of liquid measure).]
1. Of the nature of a cinerary urn; also, sepulchral.
1573Twyne æneid xi. H hj b, The Ashes heapes which there confused lay, In urnal pottes they put. 1631in Habington Surv. Worcs. (Worcs. Hist. Soc.) I. 376 Baynham still longes to wayte uppon her to thys nocturnall urnall den.
2. Effected in a sepulchral urn.
1658Sir T. Browne Hydriot. iii. 48 Urnall enterrments and burnt Reliques lye not in fear of worms. 1761Ann. Reg. ii. 154/2 The reduction of the body to ashes, the urnal inclosure of those ashes.
▪ II. † urnal, urnell
varr. ornel Obs.
1348Acc. Exch. K.R. 471/1 m. 3 Pro iiijxx. xj. pedibus de Asshelere emptis pro predicta posterna;..pro .ijc. pedibus de Vrnal emptis pro eodem. 1365in Brayley & Britton Hist. Anc. Pal. Westm. (1836) 187 [5675 feet of stone called] urnell. |