sorrow in Greek
sorrow in Greek is θλίψη, λύπη — sorrow means deep sadness, especially over a loss.
sorrow in Greek
θλίψη
Pronounced: thlipsi
(uncountable) unhappiness, woe
λύπη
Pronounced: lypi
(uncountable) unhappiness, woe
What does "sorrow" mean?
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noun Deep sadness, especially over a loss.
"Her sorrow was clear on her face at the funeral."
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verb To feel or express deep sadness; to grieve.
"The whole village sorrowed over the loss of their beloved teacher."
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sorrow in a sentence
- Her sorrow was clear on her face at the funeral.
- He never fully recovered from the sorrow of losing his son.
- The whole village sorrowed over the loss of their beloved teacher.
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What is "sorrow" in Greek?
"sorrow" in Greek is θλίψη, λύπη. sorrow means: Deep sadness, especially over a loss.
How do you pronounce θλίψη?
"sorrow" in Greek is θλίψη, pronounced "thlipsi".
How do you use "sorrow" in a sentence?
Example: "Her sorrow was clear on her face at the funeral." In Greek, "sorrow" is θλίψη, λύπη.
Are there other ways to say "sorrow" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "sorrow": θλίψη, λύπη.
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