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Date:
1600-1700
Language:
Greek
Origin:
threnoidia, from threnos
'song for the dead'
+ aeidein
'to sing'
threnody
noun
Related topics:
Music
,
Death
thren‧o‧dy
plural
threnodies
[
countable
]
literary
APM
MX
a funeral song or poem for someone who has died
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