Fundi, or Fundungi

( Bot.) See RASPALUM. Fund'ing, p. a. Providing funds for payment of the interest upon; as, a funding system. - Investing in public securities. F. system. (Pol. Economy.) See NATIONAL DEBT. Fund'le , a. Destitute of funds. Fun'dus, n. [Lat., a basis.] ( Anat .) The base of any cone-shaped organ. Fun'dy, (Bay of,) an arm of the Atlantic Ocean between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. It is abt. 170 m. long, and from 30 to 50 m. wide. Opening into it are Chignecto Bay and Mines Channel at the N. extremity, and Pa amaquoddy Bay near its mouth. It receives the St. John and St. Croix rivers, and though very deep, navigation is dangerous. The tide rises here to the height of 71 ft., rushing with great and dangerous rapidity. Fünen, [Dan. Fyen ,] an island of the Danish archipelago, separated from Jütland by the strait called Little Belt; Lat. bet. 55° 1' and 55° 38′ N., Lon. bet. 9° 44' and 10° 53′ E. Area , 1,123 sq. m. Its shores are deeply indented; its interior is undulating, and there are numerous lakes, streams, and marshes. The soil is productive. Products are corn, flax, hemp, and fruit. Exp . Corn, cattle, horses, honey, fruit, lard, butter, leather. It trades principally with Sweden and Norway. It forms with other islands a prov. of Denmark, q. v. Its chief towns are Odensee, the cap., Svendborg, and Nyeborg. Pop . 200,000.