A cortege is a slow line of people or cars moving along together, most often at a funeral. A hearse may go first, with family cars following. It is a rather formal, slightly newspaper-ish word; many people would just say funeral procession. Though actually the word can also mean any ceremonial line of people walking with someone important, not only a funeral — but if you hear it in ordinary English, it is usually the funeral kind. The end of the word still sounds French, closer to 'tez' than to 'teg'.

送葬隊伍、送葬車隊