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  1. lament:
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Detailed Translations for lamentable from English to German

lamentable:


Translation Matrix for lamentable:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- deplorable; distressing; pitiful; sad; sorry
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- deplorable

Related Words for "lamentable":


Synonyms for "lamentable":


Related Definitions for "lamentable":

  1. bad; unfortunate1
    • a lamentable decision1

Wiktionary Translations for lamentable:

lamentable
adjective
  1. deplorable
lamentable
adjective
  1. sehr schlecht, negativ (unter variabel Gesichtspunkten) bis hin zu Mitleid erzeugend

lament:

to lament verbe (laments, lamented, lamenting)

  1. to lament (wail; complain; make complaints)
    jammern; klagen; flehen; wimmern; winseln; wehklagen
    • jammern verbe (jammre, jammerst, jammert, jammerte, jammertet, gejammert)
    • klagen verbe (klage, klagst, klagt, klagte, klagtet, geklagt)
    • flehen verbe (flehe, flehst, fleht, flehte, flehtet, gefleht)
    • wimmern verbe (wimmere, wimmerst, wimmert, wimmerte, wimmertet, gewimmert)
    • winseln verbe (winsele, winselst, winselt, winselte, winseltet, gewinselt)
    • wehklagen verbe (wehklage, wehklagst, wehklagt, wehklagte, wehklagtet, wehgeklagt)
  2. to lament (yammer; whimper; yack; whine; whinge)
    wimmern; winseln
    • wimmern verbe (wimmere, wimmerst, wimmert, wimmerte, wimmertet, gewimmert)
    • winseln verbe (winsele, winselst, winselt, winselte, winseltet, gewinselt)
  3. to lament
    lamentieren
    • lamentieren verbe (lamentiere, lamentierst, lamentiert, lamentierte, lamentiertet, lamentiert)
  4. to lament
    trauern
    • trauern verbe (trauere, trauerst, trauert, trauerte, trauertet, getrauert)

Conjugations for lament:

present
  1. lament
  2. lament
  3. laments
  4. lament
  5. lament
  6. lament
simple past
  1. lamented
  2. lamented
  3. lamented
  4. lamented
  5. lamented
  6. lamented
present perfect
  1. have lamented
  2. have lamented
  3. has lamented
  4. have lamented
  5. have lamented
  6. have lamented
past continuous
  1. was lamenting
  2. were lamenting
  3. was lamenting
  4. were lamenting
  5. were lamenting
  6. were lamenting
future
  1. shall lament
  2. will lament
  3. will lament
  4. shall lament
  5. will lament
  6. will lament
continuous present
  1. am lamenting
  2. are lamenting
  3. is lamenting
  4. are lamenting
  5. are lamenting
  6. are lamenting
subjunctive
  1. be lamented
  2. be lamented
  3. be lamented
  4. be lamented
  5. be lamented
  6. be lamented
diverse
  1. lament!
  2. let's lament!
  5. lamented
  6. lamenting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

lament [the ~] nom

  1. the lament (elegy)
    Klagelied; die Elegie
  2. the lament (elegiac poem; lamentation; elegy)
    die Elegie; Trauerlied; Klagelied; der Trauergesang
  3. the lament (requiem; funeral song; eulogy; dirge)
    Requiem; Grablied; der Grabgesang
  4. the lament (wail)
    die Totenklage

Translation Matrix for lament:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Elegie elegiac poem; elegy; lament; lamentation complaint; dirge; jeremiad; lamentation
Grabgesang dirge; eulogy; funeral song; lament; requiem dirge; elegy; funeral song; requiem
Grablied dirge; eulogy; funeral song; lament; requiem
Klagelied elegiac poem; elegy; lament; lamentation complaint; dirge; elegy; jeremiad; lamentation
Requiem dirge; eulogy; funeral song; lament; requiem dirge; elegy; funeral song; requiem; wailing music
Totenklage lament; wail dirge; lamentation
Trauergesang elegiac poem; elegy; lament; lamentation
Trauerlied elegiac poem; elegy; lament; lamentation
- coronach; dirge; elegy; lamentation; plaint; requiem; threnody; wail
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
flehen complain; lament; make complaints; wail appeal; ask; beg; beseech; implore; plead; pray; query; request; say grace
jammern complain; lament; make complaints; wail be a pain in the neck; cry; groan; keep on; moan; nag; weep; whimper; whine
klagen complain; lament; make complaints; wail be a pain in the neck; commiserate; complain; complaint; condole; deplore; express displeasure; gripe; harp; keep on; nag; object; protest; put in a complaint; raise objections; sympathise; sympathize; wail; whinge; yammer
lamentieren lament
trauern lament grieve; mourn; mourn for
wehklagen complain; lament; make complaints; wail be a pain in the neck; cry; groan; keep on; moan; nag; weep
wimmern complain; lament; make complaints; wail; whimper; whine; whinge; yack; yammer be a pain in the neck; groan; keep on; moan; nag; whimper; whine
winseln complain; lament; make complaints; wail; whimper; whine; whinge; yack; yammer be a pain in the neck; groan; keep on; moan; nag; whimper; whine
- bemoan; bewail; deplore; keen

Related Words for "lament":


Synonyms for "lament":


Related Definitions for "lament":

  1. a mournful poem; a lament for the dead1
  2. a song or hymn of mourning composed or performed as a memorial to a dead person1
  3. a cry of sorrow and grief1
    • their pitiful laments could be heard throughout the ward1
  4. regret strongly1
    • we lamented the loss of benefits1
  5. express grief verbally1
    • we lamented the death of the child1

Wiktionary Translations for lament:

lament
noun
  1. song expressing grief
lament
verb
  1. abwertend: jammern, klagen
  2. einen Verlust bejammern
  3. sich weinerlich (und traurig) beschweren, wehklagen
  1. sprachlich gefasste Äußerung unlustvoller Gefühle von Schmerz, Leid oder Trauer, etwa über den Tod eines Menschen
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• lament → jammern ↔ jammeren — klagende, huilende geluiden maken
• lament → lamentieren; jammern ↔ lamenter — manifester sa douleur, ses regrets avec plaintes et gémissements.
• lament → Jammer; Beschwerde; Klage; Anzeige; Denunziation; Anklage; Beschuldigung ↔ plainte — Traductions à trier suivant le sens

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