Wailer Meaning in English

word

US

ˈweɪlɚ

WAY-ler

UK

ˈweɪlə

WAY-luh

परिभाषा

A wailer is someone who makes loud cries or wails, often because of pain, sadness, or mourning.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Wailer' is somewhat formal and rare in everyday speech. Commonly used in literature, journalism, or when describing mourners at funerals. Can also refer to someone who habitually complains or laments loudly. Not to be confused with 'whaler' (a person who hunts whales).

• Spanish: llorón - plañidero
• Portuguese (BR): lamentador - chorão
• Portuguese (PT): lamentador - chorão
• Chinese (Simplified): 哭泣者 - 哀号者
• Chinese (Traditional): 哭泣者 - 哀號者
• Hindi: रोने वाला
• Arabic: النائح
• Bengali: চিতকারকারী - বিলাপকারী
• Russian: плакальщик - причитальщик
• Japanese: 泣き叫ぶ人 - 哀悼者
• Vietnamese: người than khóc - người kêu la
• Korean: 통곡하는 사람 - 울부짖는 사람
• Turkish: ağlayan - ağıtçı
• Urdu: گریہ کرنے والا - نوحہ خوان
• Indonesian: pelolong - pengadu (yang bersuara keras)

उदाहरण वाक्य

The loudest wailer at the funeral was sitting in the front row.

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She became a wailer after hearing the bad news.

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A group of wailers gathered outside the hospital.

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He’s always a bit of a wailer when things don’t go his way.

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Suddenly, the room was filled with the sound of a single wailer.

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Don’t be such a wailer — things will get better soon.

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