Mourn
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 269
morn, v. i. [mourned (mornd), mourning.] To feel or expre grief or sorrow, grieve, lament; to wear the customary habit of sorrow.— v. t. To grieve for; to utter in a sorrowful manner, deplore, bewail, bemoan. — Mourn'er, n. One who mourns; one who follows a funeral in the habit of mourning. — Mourn'rul, -ful, a. Full of, expre ing, intended to expre , or causing, sorrow; lugubrious: sad; doleful; grievous; calamitous. — Mourn'ing, n. Act of sorrowing; lamentation; sorrow; dre worn by mourners.
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →