Melancholic Meaning in English
word
ˌmɛɫənˈkɑɫɪk
mel-uhn-KAH-lik
mˌɛlənkˈɒlɪk
mel-uhn-KOL-ik
परिभाषा
Feeling or expressing deep sadness, often in a thoughtful or poetic way.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
'Melancholic' is formal, literary, and not common in casual speech. Used to describe moods, music, art, or people with a gentle, reflective sadness. Not as strong as 'depressed'; more poetic or romantic.
Spanish: melancólico - triste (con matiz poético)Portuguese (BR): melancólico - triste (com tom poético)Portuguese (PT): melancólico - triste (com tom poético)Chinese (Simplified): 忧郁的 - 忧伤的 (带诗意)Chinese (Traditional): 憂鬱的 - 憂傷的 (帶詩意)Hindi: विषादपूर्ण - उदास (काव्यात्मक भाव)Arabic: كئيب - حزين (بأسلوب شاعري)Bengali: মেলানকোলিক - বিষণ্ন (কবিতার বা ভাবপূর্ণভাবে)Russian: меланхоличныйJapanese: メランコリック - 憂鬱な（詩的なニュアンス）Vietnamese: u sầu - mang màu sắc sầu muộnKorean: 멜랑콜리한 - 우울한 (서정적인)Turkish: melankolikUrdu: ملنکولک - افسردہ (ادبی انداز میں)Indonesian: melankolis - murung (puitis)
उदाहरण वाक्य
She felt melancholic on rainy days.
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The music had a melancholic tone.
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His eyes looked melancholic when he spoke.
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It's a melancholic kind of beauty, the way autumn leaves fall.
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He has a melancholic personality—always a bit lost in thought.
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That poem is so melancholic, it almost made me cry.
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