epicede
noun
ep·i·cede
ˈepəˌsēd
variants or epicedium
ˌ⸗⸗ˈsēdēəm
plural epicedes
ˈ⸗⸗ˌsēdz
or epicedia ˌ⸗⸗ˈsēdēə
: a funeral song or ode : dirge, elegy
Lycidas … formed a part of a collection of epicedes on Edward King
George Saintsbury
George Saintsbury
Word History
Etymology
Latin epicedium, from Greek epikēdeion, from neuter of epikēdeios of a funeral, from epikēdeia funeral, from epi- + kēdeia funeral, mourning, from kēdos grief, trouble, sadness + -eia -y
- climaxes
- climaxing
- climaxless
- climb
- climb (aboard)
- climb aboard
- climb down
- climb milling
- climbable
- climbabler
- climbablest
- climbdown
- climbed
- climbed (aboard)
- climbed aboard
- climbed down
- climber
- climbers
- climbing
- climbing (aboard)
- climbing aboard
- climbing bindweed
- climbing boneset
- climbing buckwheat
- climbing cutworm