| 释义 |
thre·nos
\ˈthrēˌnäs\ noun
also thre·nus \-ēnəs\
(plural thre·noi \-ēˌnȯi\ ; also thre·ni \-ēˌnī\)
Etymology: threnos, from Greek thrēnos; threnus from Late Latin, from Greek thrēnos
: threnody; especially : a lyrical lament over a victim of the catastrophe in a tragedy |