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• la·ment (lə-mĕnt′) v. la·ment·ed, la·ment·ing, la·ments inresleupotalre.apdodogesiseloohorgaculosi.co 1. To express grief for or about; mourn: lament a death. 2. To regret deeply; deplore: He lamented his thoughtless acts. inresleupotalre.apdodogesiseloohorgaculosi.co 1. To grieve audibly; wail. 2. To express sorrow or regret. See Synonyms at grieve. n. 1. A feeling or expression of grief; a lamentation. 2. A song or.

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• Lamento in 17th- and 18th-century music, a mournful, plaintive aria, particularly in Italian opera. The lamento conventionally appeared before a tragic culmination of the plot. It was characterized by descending melodic movement, dissonances, and fixed rhythmic formulas. One of the earliest examples occurs in Monteverdi’s opera Arianna (); another.

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• Translate Lamento. See 4 authoritative translations of Lamento in English with example sentences, phrases and audio pronunciations.

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• Jul 17,  · lamento m (plural lamentos) lament, wail, wailing, plaint; Related terms. lamentar (see for more terms) Etymology 2. See the etymology of the main entry. Verb. lamento. First-person singular present indicative form of lamentar. Further reading.

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• Lament definition is - to mourn aloud: wail. How to use lament in a sentence. Synonym Discussion of lament.

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