Examples of using Lament in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Yes, lament, brothers and sisters.
Lament, for the killer is not a stranger
I am sure she would lament Jem Hearne's departure.
Lament for the holy city.
To my lament, I am a total mainstream doofus.
Third, we can lament.
Tomorrow is prayers of plea and lament.
Lament for his father".
And we shouldn't lament this.
They have not disappeared, as some lament.
Very long for those who lament.
Questions from customers about Lament.
What happens to those who don't grieve and lament?”.
Keening is a form of vocal lament associated with mourning that is traditional in Ireland, Scotland, and other cultures.
If there's one thing my friends with kids and I lament most often, it's the lack
eyes before she dies("Montage"), and she asks for forgiveness, contemplating her choice of fame instead of long life("Lament").
African American cultural heritage, while others lament their past enslavement and continued economic struggles.
A lament he wrote on the death of Francesco de Carrara has been securely dated to 1393, giving further evidence for his being in Italy at that time.
Perhaps the most impassioned remonstration against our bifurcated view of mathematics is the pamphlet A Mathematician's Lament(2009) by the American private-school teacher Paul Lockhart.
Songs like“Them Belly Full(But We Hungry)” lament wealth disparity,