なげく

Frequency rank: 4,661. – 4,664.
    Godan verb with 'ku' ending; transitive verb; intransitive verb
  1. to lament; to grieve; to regret
  2. Godan verb with 'ku' ending; transitive verb
  3. to deplore
Forms
  • なげくFrequency rank: 4,661. – 4,664.
  • なげく
  • なげく
Generated word frames (experimental)
きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]
[Person] laments [Event]
きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]
[Person] grieves over [Emotion]
きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]
[Person] laments [Situation]
きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]
[Person] regrets [Choice]
きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]
[Person] laments [Distance]
きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]
[Person] grieves over [Past]
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. to lament; to grieve; to regret
  2. This meaning conveys a deep sense of sorrow or remorse about a situation, often used when someone is expressing their feelings about a loss or missed opportunity.
  3. to deplore
  4. This usage indicates strong disapproval or regret about something, often regarding social issues or actions taken by others.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to express lamentationno time to grieveto lament from the bottom of one's heartvoice of lamentationthe act of lamentingべきa time to grieveto listen to someone’s lamenta song of lamentit's not just lamentingto cause someone to grieve
Generated related terms (experimental)
なげく
To lament or grieve deeply, often expressing sorrow or regret.
かなしむ
To feel sad or sorrowful; to mourn or grieve for someone or something.
こうかい
To regret or feel remorse for a past action or decision.
ひなん
To blame or criticize someone, often expressing disapproval of their actions.
たんがん
A plea or an earnest request, often expressing a sense of desperation or need.
ぜつぼう
To feel despair or hopelessness, often in reaction to a difficult situation.
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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Example sentences
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The farmers complained that because of the dry weather there would be a poor harvest of winter grain.
I know you're complaining about your car being totaled but it's just a good thing you weren't injured. You should be thankful to be alive.
You can regret it all you want, but it won't do you any good now.
"I lost my wallet," lamented John.
Rather than lamenting over the past, you should focus your energy into what you can do right now for the future.