English

funeralgoer

From funeral + goer.

A compound of funeral + goer

Latin fūnus ‘funeral, death’

Late Latin fūnerālis ‘of a funeral’

Medieval Latin fūnerālia ‘funeral rites’

Middle French funerailles ‘funeral rites’

Middle English goere

English goer

Today it means

noun One who attends a funeral.

Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.

Etymograph / funeralgoer