condole in Latin
condole in Latin is condoleō — condole means to share in someone's grief and express sympathy with them, usually followed by 'with'.
condole in Latin
condoleō
(archaic, or, obsolete, except, India, often, formal) To express regret or sorrow over (an undesirable event or other misfortune); to bemoan, to grieve, to lament.
What does "condole" mean?
- verb To share in someone's grief and express sympathy with them, usually followed by 'with'.
- verb To show or feel great sadness.
- verb To show sadness or regret about something bad that has happened.
- verb To tell someone that you feel sad about their loss or misfortune.
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What is "condole" in Latin?
"condole" in Latin is condoleō. condole means: To share in someone's grief and express sympathy with them, usually followed by 'with'.
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