Dolor Meaning in English
word
ˈdoʊlə(ɹ)
DOH-ler
dˈɒlɐ
DOL-uh
परिभाषा
Great sorrow, sadness, or emotional pain; a formal or literary word for deep grief.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
"Dolor" is formal and literary—rare in everyday conversation. Most often found in poetry, literature, or psychological/philosophical contexts. Commonly refers to emotional rather than physical pain. For daily speech, use "grief," "sorrow," or "pain" instead.
Spanish: dolorPortuguese (BR): dorPortuguese (PT): dorChinese (Simplified): 悲痛 - 痛苦Chinese (Traditional): 悲痛 - 痛苦Hindi: पीड़ा (भावनात्मक)Arabic: حزن - ألم (عاطفي)Bengali: বেদনা (আন্তরিক) - শোকRussian: скорбь - печаль (литературный)Japanese: 深い悲しみ - 哀愁 (文学的)Vietnamese: nỗi đau buồn sâu sắc - đau thương (văn học)Korean: 비애 - 슬픔 (문학적)Turkish: derin keder - elem (edebi)Urdu: غم (ادبی) - گہرا دکھIndonesian: duka mendalam - kesedihan (puitis)
उदाहरण वाक्य
The poem expressed a deep dolor after the war.
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Nothing could ease the dolor she felt.
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He spoke with visible dolor about his lost friend.
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Despite her brave face, the dolor was written all over her eyes.
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His words were heavy with dolor, lingering long after the conversation ended.
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There was an air of dolor throughout the empty house.
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