How to pronounce plaintive
Plaintive
Pronounce Plaintive as P L AH IY N T IY V EH.
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Phonetic transcription for plaintive
- Traditional IPA Phonetic transcription of plaintive: | plæɪntɪvɛ |
- Modern IPA Phonetic transcription of plaintive: | plæɪntɪvɛ |
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Meanings for plaintive
expressing sorrow
mournful, plaintive(adj)expressing sorrow
expressing or suggesting mourningthe puppy's plaintive expression after we put the toy away was rather amusing
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Plaintive in different languages
- plaintif French
- tiamhaidhScots Gaelic
- საცოდავი Georgian
- referam querulo murmure Latin
- tīkapaMaori
- klag Norwegian
- горестный Russian
- சோகமான Tamil
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