verb
beweep
Beweep (verb) means to cry about something or express deep regret over it.
verb
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To cry about something or express deep regret over it.
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Etymology
Came into English from Middle English bewepen or biwepen, which developed from Old English bewēpan (“to weep over, mourn, bewail”), itself from Proto-West Germanic *biwōpijan (“to weep over”), made up of be- and weep. It is cognate with Old Frisian biwēpa (“to beweep”) and Old Saxon biwōpian (“to beweep”).
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What is the meaning of beweep?
"beweep" (verb) means to cry about something or express deep regret over it.
What is another word for beweep?
Other words for "beweep" include grieve, deplore, keen, lament, bewail, bemoan.
