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/laˈmento/
Translation
lament, regret; I am sorry
Word origin
From Latin lamentum ('a wailing, lament'), related to lamentari ('to wail, lament').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- lamentum
- English cognates
- lament, lamentation
Grammar
Examples
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I am very sorry about what happened.
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His laments reached as far as the street.
llamarte .
I am very sorry I did not call you before leaving.
decirle aceptada.
I am sorry to tell you that your application was not accepted.
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The instrument gave out a deep, sad lament.
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