plaintive plaintively Etymology :Middle English plaintif grieving, from Middle French, from plaint. Pronunciation :'plAn-tiv. Function :adjective. Date :1579.
| plaintive | ağlamaklı | en | |||
| plaintive | ağlamış | tr | |||
| plaintive | hüzünlü/kederli | tr | |||
| plaintive | yakınan | tr | |||
| plaintive | plaintivelysızlanarak | tr | |||
| plaintive | yakınan sızlanan | tr | |||
| plaintive | kederli | tr | |||
| plaintive | hazin, hüzün dolu sıfat | tr | |||
| plaintive | dertli sıfat | tr | |||
| plaintive | sızlanan | en | |||
| plaintive | yaslı | en | |||
| plaintively | hüzünle/kederle | tr | |||
| plaintive | Expressive of sorrow or melancholy; mournful; sad | en | |||
| plaintive | expressing sorrow | en | |||
| plaintive | sorrowful, mournful or melancholic | en | |||
| plaintive | A plaintive sound or voice sounds sad. They lay on the firm sands, listening to the plaintive cry of the seagulls = mournful + plaintively plain·tive·ly `Why don't we do something?' Davis asked plaintively. a plaintive sound is high, like someone crying, and sounds sad plaintive cry/voice/sound etc (plaintif, from plaint; PLAINT) | en | |||
| plaintive | Repining; complaining; lamenting | en | |||
| plaintive | sad, mournful; emotionally touching or moving sıfat | en | |||
| Plaintively | dolente | en | |||
| plaintively | In a plaintive manner | en | |||
| plaintively | in a plaintive manner; "the last note of the song rang out plaintively" | en | |||
| plaintively | sadly, mournfully, wistfully | en | |||
| plaintively | in a plaintive manner; "the last note of the song rang out plaintively | en | |||
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