Definition of wellaway in English:

wellaway

exclamation ˈwɛləweɪ

As an exclamation of sorrow or lamentation: ‘ah!’ ‘alas!’ Compare welladay, "wellanear", "well-a-wins". Now archaic.

noun ˈwɛləweɪ

The utterance of ‘wellaway’; lamentation.

Origin

Old English; earliest use found in Bede's Ecclesiastical History. From woe adverb + lo + woe adverb, perhaps as a variant of wale with partial reduplication.

Definition of wellaway in US English:

wellaway

exclamationˈwɛləweɪ

As an exclamation of sorrow or lamentation: ‘ah!’ ‘alas!’ Compare welladay, "wellanear", "well-a-wins". Now archaic.

nounˈwɛləweɪ

The utterance of ‘wellaway’; lamentation.

Origin

Old English; earliest use found in Bede's Ecclesiastical History. From woe + lo + woe, perhaps as a variant of wale with partial reduplication.

单词	wellaway
释义	Definition of wellaway in English: wellaway exclamation ˈwɛləweɪ As an exclamation of sorrow or lamentation: ‘ah!’ ‘alas!’ Compare welladay, "wellanear", "well-a-wins". Now archaic. noun ˈwɛləweɪ The utterance of ‘wellaway’; lamentation. Origin Old English; earliest use found in Bede's Ecclesiastical History. From woe adverb + lo + woe adverb, perhaps as a variant of wale with partial reduplication. Definition of wellaway in US English: wellaway exclamationˈwɛləweɪ As an exclamation of sorrow or lamentation: ‘ah!’ ‘alas!’ Compare welladay, "wellanear", "well-a-wins". Now archaic. nounˈwɛləweɪ The utterance of ‘wellaway’; lamentation. Origin Old English; earliest use found in Bede's Ecclesiastical History. From woe + lo + woe, perhaps as a variant of wale with partial reduplication.
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