lay (noun)
Song, voice
trumpet (noun)
Trumpeter
fiend (noun)
An evil person; death; the devil
gender (noun)
Nature, kind
precurrer (noun)
Precursor, forerunner
interdict (verb)
Forbid, ban, block
obsequy (noun)
A funeral rite/ceremony
sable (adjective)
Black-colored; dark, gloomy
herald (noun)
A person who makes official proclamations or gathers people for ceremonies
augur (noun)
An ancient Roman offıcal who predicted the future through omens, one of which is the flight of birds; an event that shows a good or bad outcome
requiem (noun)
A catholic funeral mass; a funeral song or dirge
defunctive (adjective)
Pertaining to death
concordant (adjective)
Agreeable, in harmony
surplice (noun)
A white garment used ministers and priests of the Chruch of England
anthem (noun)
Song, hymn
twain (number)
Two
threnos (noun)
A dirge, recited next to a funeral pyre
property (noun)
Personality, from the Latin proprietas
distinct (adjective)
Separate
asunder (adjective)
Separate, divided
part (verb)
To depart
confounded (adjective)
Confused, perplexed
cinders (noun)
The leftovers of ash
urn (noun)
A vase or vessel, sometimes used for ashes
