weeping in Latin
weeping in Latin is flētus — weeping means the act of crying, especially with strong emotion.
weeping in Latin
flētus
Action of the verb to weep.
What does "weeping" mean?
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noun The act of crying, especially with strong emotion.
"Weeping could be heard from behind the closed door."
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adj Describing a plant with drooping, hanging branches.
"A weeping willow stood beside the pond."
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weeping in a sentence
- Weeping could be heard from behind the closed door.
- A weeping willow stood beside the pond.
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What is "weeping" in Latin?
"weeping" in Latin is flētus. weeping means: The act of crying, especially with strong emotion.
How do you use "weeping" in a sentence?
Example: "Weeping could be heard from behind the closed door." In Latin, "weeping" is flētus.
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