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1. (n.) woe
grievous distress, affliction, or trouble.
2. woe
an affliction:
She suffered a fall, among her other woes.
3. (interj.) woe
(used to express grief, distress, or lamentation.)
Etymology: (bef. 900; ME wo (interj. and n.), OE wā (interj.), c. OS, OHG wē, ON vei, Go wai, L vae)
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| Definition of 'woe' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) suffering, woe
misery resulting from affliction
2. (noun) woe, woefulness
intense mournfulness
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| Definition of 'woe' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) woe
woeful; sorrowful
2. (noun) woe
grief; sorrow; misery; heavy calamity
3. (noun) woe
a curse; a malediction
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Sense: (a cause of) grief or misery
He has many woes; He told a tale of woe.
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Afrikaans: ongelukkigheid, treurmare |
Arabic: بَلاء، بُؤْس، حُزْن شَديد |
Bulgarian: беда |
Brazilian: desgraça / infelicidade / |
Czech: trápení; strast |
German: das Weh, der Kummer |
Danish: sorg |
Greek: πόνος, θλίψη |
Spanish: desgracia, aflicción |
Estonian: hingepiin |
Farsi: علامت؛ اندوه و قصه |
Finnish: murhe |
French: malheur |
Hebrew: צָרוֹת |
Hindi: दुख |
Croatian: brige, nesreće |
Hungarian: szomorúság |
Indonesian: kesedihan |
Icelandic: sorg, harmur |
Italian: dolore; disgrazia |
Japanese: 悲哀 |
Korean: 비애 |
Lithuanian: nelaimė |
Latvian: bēdas; nelaime; posts |
Malay: kedukaan; kesengsaraan |
Dutch: rampspoed |
Norwegian: elendighet, smerte, sorg |
Polish: niedola |
Persian: علامت؛ اندوه و قصه |
Pashto: لرغونې اصطلاح) ډېر غم، وي |
Portuguese: aflição |
Romanian: nenorocire |
Russian: огорчение; горе |
Slovak: trápenie; žiaľ, bieda |
Slovenian: žalost |
Serbian: tuga |
Swedish: sorg, elände |
Thai: ความโศกเศร้า |
Turkish: üzüntü, keder, dert |
Taiwanese: 悲痛或不幸(的導因) |
Ukrainian: горе, лихо |
Urdu: غم |
Vietnamese: điều đau buồn |
Chinese: 不幸的故事 |
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