Definition of mourn - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
griefexpress sadness for a death or loss
- She mourned her grandmother's passing deeply.
2.
emotionfeel regret for losing something
- They mourned the end of their friendship.
Origin of mourn
Old English, murnan (to grieve)
Examples of mourn in a sentence
We mourn the passing of a great leader. She mourned the loss of her childhood home. He mourned the missed opportunity to travel abroad.
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- French:pleurer, regretter, ...
- German:trauern, bedauern, ...
- Italian:piangere, rimpiangere, ...
- Spanish:lamentar, apenarse, ...
- Portuguese:lamentar, ...
- Chinese:哀悼, 惋惜, ...
- Japanese:悲しむ, 悼む, ...
- Arabic:نَعَى, أَسِفَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְאַבֵּל, לְהִתְאַבֵּל, ...
- Russian:скорбеть, горевать, ...
- Ukrainian:сумувати, ...
- Hindi:शोक मनाना, अफसोस करना, ...
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