a state of deep distress or a tragic quality inherent in a situation

to grieve over or lament the death of someone

the full range of human emotions or emotional expressions

feelings of intense sorrow, distress, or bereavement

to beg or plead urgently and humbly, typically expressing distress or sorrow

to observe a moment of silence in tribute

mournful and sorrowful, typically of a sound, voice, or expression

to express deep sorrow, grief, or regret; to sigh mournfully or bewail a situation

a feeling of deep distress, sadness, or grief

grief-stricken thoughts or feelings for the deceased

to howl or cry out loudly in grief or anguish

music played at a funeral or memorial service to express sorrow; a dirge or plaint

to cry out piteously or express anguish through loud wailing

to make a mournful sound, whine, or moan, typically used in reference to animals or the wind

to express grief or extend condolences, often in a formal or public manner

deep sorrow; intense sadness

(especially of poetry or music) melancholy; sad and moving

an exclamation expressing grief, sorrow, or lamentation

nothing is more wretched than a state of total apathy; there is no greater sorrow than a withered heart or the loss of one's spirit and will to live

to express grief or pay respects to the deceased in a formal or public manner

restrain one's grief and adapt to the changes (a common phrase of condolence used to comfort the bereaved)

a land swarming with disaster victims or starving people, describing a scene of widespread displacement and suffering

Molière (1622-1673), French playwright and actor, master of comedy

to feel compassion for; to pity

a mournful song, dirge, or poem, typically expressing grief for the dead

to be deeply grieved

to wail

deeply felt but not mawkish

to beg piteously or plead humbly

a feeling of deep sadness or grief

an army burning with righteous indignation is bound to win

(literary) reverence accorded to sb who has died; posthumous recognition

bleak, lonely, and sorrowful in atmosphere or condition

to feel pity or compassion for someone's misfortune or suffering

(loanword) (old) ultimatum

to become emaciated due to extreme grief (usually due to the death of a parent)

to be respected in life and lamented in death

Emperor Aidi of Tang, the twenty-first and last Tang emperor, born [[李祝|李祝|Li3 Zhu4]] (892-908), reigned 904-907

to persuade by all possible means; to implore

I, me (self-referring term used by a widowed empress or consort in historical novels and operas)

A funeral song, poem, or speech composed to honor and mourn a deceased person.

son orphaned of his mother

to weep in sorrow

(literary) orphan

To bring tribute as a sign of submission; to plead for mercy and submit.

obituary (archaic term)

the Lamentations of Jeremiah

Abdominal Lament; acupuncture point SP 16