wail - Meaning in Tamil
wail - Meaning in Tamil
wail Word Forms & Inflections
wailed (verb past tense)
wailing (verb present participle)
wails (verb present tense)
Definitions and Meaning of wail in English
wail noun
- a cry of sorrow and grief
Synonyms
lament, lamentation, plaint
Example
- "their pitiful laments could be heard throughout the ward"
wail verb
- cry weakly or softly
Synonyms
mewl, pule, whimper
Example
- "she wailed with pain"
- emit long loud cries
Synonyms
howl, howl, roar, ululate, yaup, yawl
Examples
- "howl with sorrow"
- "wail in self-pity"
Synonyms of wail
More matches for wail
noun
| wailing wind | அழும் காற்று |
| wailing outside | வெளியில் புலம்பல் |
| wailing ceased | நிறுத்தப்பட்டது |
| wailing prayers | தொழுகைகளை |
What is wail meaning in Tamil?
The word or phrase wail refers to a cry of sorrow and grief, or cry weakly or softly, or emit long loud cries. See wail meaning in Tamil, wail definition, translation and meaning of wail in Tamil. Find wail similar words, wail synonyms. Learn and practice the pronunciation of wail. Find the answer of what is the meaning of wail in Tamil.
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