obsequy.
The last office for the dead.
Meaning & usage
The last office for the dead.
A funeral rite or service.
Where this word comes from
From Middle English obseque, from Old French obseque, osseque, from Latin obsequiī (“complaisant, yielding”), alteration of obsequia (“compliance”) (by confusion, in association with exsequia (“funeral rites”), from exsequī (“follow or accompany to the grave”)).
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