/sæd/
Translation
Feeling unhappy, often wanting to cry.
Word origin
From Old English sæd, first meaning full or weary, later unhappy.
- Origin
- Old English
- Root
- sæd
Examples
.
"Sad" shows she felt unhappy about it.
ending.
Here "sad" means the ending made people feel unhappy.
.
"Sad" tells you his face shows an unhappy feeling.
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