Grieve

//ɡɹiːv//

Translations of "grieve" (37 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	λυπέω(to cause sorrow to)	lupéō
Arabic	قدر(to experience grief)	ʔaddir
Armenian	ողբալ(to experience grief), սգալ(to experience grief)	oġbal, sgal
Bulgarian	наскърбявам(to cause sorrow to), огорчавам(to cause sorrow to), скърбя(to feel very sad about), тъгувам(to experience grief)	naskǎrbjavam, ogorčavam, skǎrbja, tǎguvam
Cherokee	ᎠᏍᎪᏂᎭ(to feel very sad about)	asgoniha
Dutch	bedroeven(to cause sorrow to), betreuren(to feel very sad about), treuren(to experience grief)	—
Esperanto	aflikti(to cause sorrow to), malĝojigi(to cause sorrow to), ĉagreni(to cause sorrow to)	—
Estonian	leinama(to feel very sad about)	—
Ewe	fa konyi(to feel very sad about)	—
Finnish	murehtia(to feel very sad about), surra(to feel very sad about), tehdä murheelliseksi(to cause sorrow to)	—
French	attrister(to cause sorrow to), avoir du chagrin(to feel very sad about), chagriner(to cause sorrow to), être affligé(to experience grief)	—
Galician	aflixir(to cause sorrow to), pesar(to cause sorrow to)	—
Gallurese	affliggj’(to feel very sad about), afrigj’(to feel very sad about)	—
German	trauern(to experience grief)	—
Hungarian	bánkódik(to feel very sad about), bánt(to cause sorrow to), elszomorít(to cause sorrow to), gyászol(to experience grief)	—
Ido	chagrenar(to feel very sad about), chagrenigar(to cause sorrow to)	—
Ingrian	surra(to feel very sad about), surra(to experience grief), tusata(to feel very sad about), tusata(to experience grief)	—
Irish	buair(to cause sorrow to)	—
Italian	affliggere(to cause sorrow to), affliggersi(to feel very sad about)	—
Māori	huamo(to experience grief), whakapō(to cause sorrow to), whakapō(to feel very sad about)	—
Middle English	sorwen(to cause sorrow to), sorwen(to experience grief), sorwen for(to feel very sad about)	—
Ngazidja Comorian	uhuzuniha(to experience grief)	—
Oromo	gadduu(to feel very sad about)	—
Polish	przeżywać żałobę(to experience grief), rozpaczać(to feel very sad about)	—
Portuguese	afligir(to cause sorrow to), sofrer por(to feel very sad about)	—
Russian	горева́ть(to feel very sad about), горева́ть(to experience grief), огорча́ть(to cause sorrow to), огорчи́ть(to cause sorrow to), опла́кивать(to feel very sad about), скорбе́ть(to feel very sad about), скорбе́ть(to experience grief)	gorevátʹ, gorevátʹ, ogorčátʹ, ogorčítʹ, oplákivatʹ, skorbétʹ, skorbétʹ
Sanskrit	शोचति(to feel very sad about)	śocati
Sassarese	accurà(to feel very sad about), affriggì(to feel very sad about)	—
Scottish Gaelic	caoidh(to feel very sad about), caoidh(to experience grief), caoin(to feel very sad about), caoin(to experience grief)	—
Spanish	contristar(to cause sorrow to), contristarse(to feel very sad about), contristarse(to experience grief), desolar(to cause sorrow to), desolarse(to experience grief), enlutarse(to experience grief), estar de luto(to experience grief), estar en duelo(to experience grief), lamentar(to experience grief), penar(to experience grief), penarse(to experience grief), sufrir la pérdida(to experience grief)	—
Swahili	kuhuzunika(to experience grief)	—
Swedish	sörja(to feel very sad about)	—
Telugu	శోకించు(to experience grief)	śōkiñcu
Turkish	üzmek(to cause sorrow to), üzülmek(to feel very sad about), üzülmek(to experience grief)	—
Ukrainian	засму́чувати(to cause sorrow to), засмути́ти(to cause sorrow to)	zasmúčuvaty, zasmutýty
Vietnamese	đau lòng(to experience grief)	—
Zazaki	muğul dayen(to cause sorrow to), xod şıkiyen(to feel very sad about)	—