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| etymological origin of | eng: engrieve |
| etymologically related | eng: grief |
| etymologically related | eng: grievance |
| etymologically related | eng: grievous |
| etymology | ang: grœfa |
| etymology | fro: grever |
| has derived form | eng: grieved |
| has derived form | eng: griever |
| has derived form | eng: grieves |
| has derived form | eng: grieveship |
| has derived form | eng: grieving |
| has derived form | eng: grievingly |
| lexical category | noun |
| lexical category | verb |
| pronunciation | /gɹiːv/ |
| pronunciation | http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/en-us-grieve.ogg |
| semantically related | eng: bewail |
| semantically related | eng: deplore |
| semantically related | eng: lament |
| semantically related | eng: sorrow |
| semantically related | eng: w:Anthony Burgess |
| translation | ang: sorgian |
| translation | ewe: fa konyi |
| translation | fin: murehtia |
| translation | fin: surra |
| translation | fin: tehdä |
| translation | fra: avoir du chagrin |
| translation | gla: caoidh |
| translation | gla: caoin |
| translation | ido: chagrenar |
| translation | nld: bedroeven |
| translation | nld: betreuren |
| translation | nld: treuren |
| translation | tur: üzülmek |
| translation | tur: üzmek |
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