| 释义 |
thren·o·dy
\-dē, -di\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: Greek thrēnōidia, from thrēnos threnody, dirge + -ōidia (from aeidein to sing); akin to Sanskrit dhraṇati it sounds — more at drone, ode
: a song, poem, composition, or speech of lamentation especially for someone dead or something regarded as dead : dirge, elegy |