Masculine
Gram
Frequency
Pronounced as (IPA)
/ɡʁaːm/
Etymology
In summary
From Middle High German gram (“displeasure, anger”), from Old High German *gramo, from Proto-Germanic *gramô (“anger”). Cognate with English grame. Akin also to Old Norse gramr (“wroth”), French and English chagrin.
free from obstructive thoughts
deep contemplation
grieving heart
mental agony
deep regret
tiefe Trauer
sorgenvoll
Verdrießlichkeit
gebrochenes Herz
tiefes Nachdenken
Herzensschmerz
große Besorgnis
Seelenschmerz
bittere Klage
Herzleid
Herzbrechen
verdriet
pesar
peine
aflicción
acı
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