Grieve
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 223
grev, v.t. to cause grief or pain of mind to: to make soriowful to vex // also, to inflict bodily p:un to fee! grief to mourn. Grievous, grev'us, adj causing oi lull of grtif: burdensome painful hunous atiocious hurtful Grlev'ousne U se vei ei> Grievously, grev'us-h, adv in gritsvns mannei Griffin, grif'in, Griffon, guf'un, n an imaginary animal, with the bodvami Kg*, of a lion, and ihe crooked beak and wings of an eagle. Fr griffon — L. and Gr. gryfs—Gr. gryPos, hook-nosed
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