eulogium
/juːˈlɒdʒɪəm/Definitions
1. noun
A formal expression of praise or tribute, especially one delivered at a funeral.
“The eulogium delivered at the poet’s funeral was a heartfelt tribute to his life’s work.”
2. noun
A short poem or inscription, especially one carved on a tombstone or monument.
“The eulogium on the gravestone read: ‘Beloved husband and father, 1910-1980’.”
3. noun
A literary composition, especially a short poem or inscription, in praise of a person, especially one who has died.
“The eulogium on the poet’s grave was a beautiful expression of his life and works.”