Fu-nĕst', a.
a. [Lat. funestus, from funus, funeral, destruction; Fr. funeste, Sp. & It. funesto.] Lamentable. [Rare.] “A forerunner of something very funest.” Evelyn. “Funest and direful deaths.” Coleridge.
a. [Lat. funestus, from funus, funeral, destruction; Fr. funeste, Sp. & It. funesto.] Lamentable. [Rare.] “A forerunner of something very funest.” Evelyn. “Funest and direful deaths.” Coleridge.