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Wehmut:
- melancholy; sadness
Wiktionary:
- Wehmut → wistfulness, nostalgic feeling, melancholy, plaintiveness, nostalgia
- Wehmut → abatement, weakness, exhaustion, indolence, lifelessness, melancholy, dejection, depression, gloom, melancholia, grief, sadness, sorrow, fatigue, weariness, consternation, alarm, dismay, demand, sale, deduction, subtraction, apathy

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Detailed Translations for Wehmut from German to English

Wehmut:

Wehmut [die ~] nom

die Wehmut
the melancholy; the sadness
- melancholy [the ~] nom
- sadness [the ~] nom

Translation Matrix for Wehmut:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
melancholy	Wehmut	Betrübnis; Folter; Kummer; Melancholie; Mutlosigkeit; Qual; Quälerei; Schwermut; Traurigkeit; Trübseligkeit; Trübsinn; Trübsinnigkeit
sadness	Wehmut	Bekümmernis; Betrübnis; Folter; Gram; Kummer; Leid; Mühe; Pein; Qual; Quälerei; Schmerz; Trauer; Traurigkeit; Trübsal
Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
melancholy		wehmütig

Synonyms for "Wehmut":

Depression; Melancholie; Miesepetrigkeit; Niedergeschlagenheit; schlechte Laune; Schwermut; Traurigkeit; Tristesse; Trübsal; Trübsinn; Affekt; Emotion; Empfindung; Gefühl; Gefühlsbewegung; Gefühlsregung; Gespür; Regung; Sentiment; Stimmungslage

Wiktionary Translations for Wehmut:

Wehmut

noun

der bedauernde Wunsch, die Sehnsucht nach einer schöneren Vergangenheit
- Wehmut → wistfulness; nostalgic feeling
eine nach innen gekehrte, traurige Grundstimmung
- Wehmut → melancholy; plaintiveness

Wehmut

noun

yearning for the past, homesickness
- nostalgia → Wehmut; Heimweh; Sehnsucht; Nostalgie

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• Wehmut	→ abatement; weakness; exhaustion; indolence; lifelessness; melancholy; dejection; depression; gloom; melancholia; grief; sadness; sorrow; fatigue; weariness; consternation; alarm; dismay; demand; sale; deduction; subtraction; apathy	↔ abattement — diminution rapide, d’une durée plus ou moins longue, des forces physiques et des fonctions psychiques.
• Wehmut	→ melancholy; dejection; depression; gloom; melancholia	↔ mélancolie — (term, Histoire de la médecine) désuet\|fr bile noire et disposition triste que l’ancienne médecine attribuer à un excès de bile noire.