How Do You Spell BEMOANS?

Pronunciation: [bɪmˈə͡ʊnz] (IPA)

The word "bemoans" is spelled with the letters b-e-m-o-a-n-s. The IPA phonetic transcription of this word is /bɪˈməʊnz/. The first syllable is pronounced with a short "i" sound, followed by a long "o" sound in the second syllable. The "a" in the third syllable is pronounced like the "o" in "got". The "n" and "s" at the end of the word are pronounced as separate sounds. "Bemoans" is a verb that means to express sorrow or regret about something.

BEMOANS Meaning and Definition

  1. The verb "bemoans" refers to expressing deep sorrow, grief, or dissatisfaction about something or someone. It involves a heartfelt expression of disappointment, sadness, or frustration, often accompanied by complaints or lamentation. When one "bemoans" something, they openly and vocally express their distress or complaint concerning a specific situation, event, outcome, or circumstance.

    The term emphasizes the sentiment of discontentment, highlighting a strong feeling of unhappiness, remorse, or regret. It represents an act of verbally mourning, lamenting, or bewailing that which is seen as undesirable or deserving of criticism. "Bemoaning" entails the expression of a personal dissatisfaction or a collective complaint in response to a situation that is perceived as negative, undesirable, unfair, or unfortunate.

    The word is typically used in a context where individuals or groups express their grief or disappointment and seek to convey their discontent. It often implies a sense of powerlessness or frustration, suggesting a desire for change or improvement. The act of "bemoaning" is commonly manifested through vocalization, public outcry, or sharing grievances, as individuals strive to communicate their dissatisfaction or sorrow as a means of seeking solace, understanding, or resolution.

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Etymology of BEMOANS

The word "bemoan" is derived from the combination of two Old English words - "be" and "manian".

- The prefix "be" in Old English often indicated intensification or conversion, while "manian" meant "to speak" or "to complain".

- Over time, the two words merged together and formed "bemanian", meaning "to complain about" or "to express sorrow or grief".

- Eventually, through linguistic evolution, "bemanian" transformed into "bemoan" as we know it today, retaining its original meaning of expressing sadness, regret, or discontent.

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Conjugate verb Bemoans

CONDITIONAL

I would bemoan
we would bemoan
you would bemoan
he/she/it would bemoan
they would bemoan

FUTURE

I will bemoan
we will bemoan
you will bemoan
he/she/it will bemoan
they will bemoan

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have bemoaned
we will have bemoaned
you will have bemoaned
he/she/it will have bemoaned
they will have bemoaned

PAST

I bemoaned
we bemoaned
you bemoaned
he/she/it bemoaned
they bemoaned

PAST PERFECT

I had bemoaned
we had bemoaned
you had bemoaned
he/she/it had bemoaned
they had bemoaned

PRESENT

I bemoan
we bemoan
you bemoan
he/she/it bemoans
they bemoan

PRESENT PERFECT

I have bemoaned
we have bemoaned
you have bemoaned
he/she/it has bemoaned
they have bemoaned
I am bemoaning
we are bemoaning
you are bemoaning
he/she/it is bemoaning
they are bemoaning
I was bemoaning
we were bemoaning
you were bemoaning
he/she/it was bemoaning
they were bemoaning
I will be bemoaning
we will be bemoaning
you will be bemoaning
he/she/it will be bemoaning
they will be bemoaning
I have been bemoaning
we have been bemoaning
you have been bemoaning
he/she/it has been bemoaning
they have been bemoaning
I had been bemoaning
we had been bemoaning
you had been bemoaning
he/she/it had been bemoaning
they had been bemoaning
I will have been bemoaning
we will have been bemoaning
you will have been bemoaning
he/she/it will have been bemoaning
they will have been bemoaning
I would have bemoaned
we would have bemoaned
you would have bemoaned
he/she/it would have bemoaned
they would have bemoaned
I would be bemoaning
we would be bemoaning
you would be bemoaning
he/she/it would be bemoaning
they would be bemoaning
I would have been bemoaning
we would have been bemoaning
you would have been bemoaning
he/she/it would have been bemoaning
they would have been bemoaning

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