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commiseration:


Translation Matrix for commiseration:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- condolence; pathos; pity; ruth
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- compassion

Related Words for "commiseration":


Synonyms for "commiseration":


Related Definitions for "commiseration":

  1. an expression of sympathy with another's grief1
  2. a feeling of sympathy and sorrow for the misfortunes of others1

Wiktionary Translations for commiseration:

commiseration
noun
  1. starke innere Anteilnahme am Leid oder an der Not anderer, verbunden mit dem Drang, ihnen zu helfen oder sie zu trösten

commiserate:

to commiserate verb (commiserates, commiserated, commiserating)

  1. to commiserate (condole; sympathize; sympathise)
    teilhaben; mitfühlen; bedauern; mitleiden; beklagen; klagen
    • teilhaben verb (habe teil, hast teil, hat teil, hatte teil, hattet teil, teilgehabt)
    • mitfühlen verb (fühle mit, fühlst mit, fühlt mit, fühlte mit, fühltet mit, mitgefühlt)
    • bedauern verb (bedauere, bedauerst, bedauert, bedauerte, bedauertet, bedauert)
    • mitleiden verb (leide mit, leidest mit, leidet mit, litt mit, littet mit, mitgelitten)
    • beklagen verb (beklage, beklagst, beklagt, beklagte, beklagtet, beklagt)
    • klagen verb (klage, klagst, klagt, klagte, klagtet, geklagt)
  2. to commiserate (sympathize with; feel with someone; condole; pity; take pity)
    mitfühlen; bedauern; teilhaben
    • mitfühlen verb (fühle mit, fühlst mit, fühlt mit, fühlte mit, fühltet mit, mitgefühlt)
    • bedauern verb (bedauere, bedauerst, bedauert, bedauerte, bedauertet, bedauert)
    • teilhaben verb (habe teil, hast teil, hat teil, hatte teil, hattet teil, teilgehabt)

Conjugations for commiserate:

present
  1. commiserate
  2. commiserate
  3. commiserates
  4. commiserate
  5. commiserate
  6. commiserate
simple past
  1. commiserated
  2. commiserated
  3. commiserated
  4. commiserated
  5. commiserated
  6. commiserated
present perfect
  1. have commiserated
  2. have commiserated
  3. has commiserated
  4. have commiserated
  5. have commiserated
  6. have commiserated
past continuous
  1. was commiserating
  2. were commiserating
  3. was commiserating
  4. were commiserating
  5. were commiserating
  6. were commiserating
future
  1. shall commiserate
  2. will commiserate
  3. will commiserate
  4. shall commiserate
  5. will commiserate
  6. will commiserate
continuous present
  1. am commiserating
  2. are commiserating
  3. is commiserating
  4. are commiserating
  5. are commiserating
  6. are commiserating
subjunctive
  1. be commiserated
  2. be commiserated
  3. be commiserated
  4. be commiserated
  5. be commiserated
  6. be commiserated
diverse
  1. commiserate!
  2. let's commiserate!
  3. commiserated
  4. commiserating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for commiserate:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bedauern commiserate; condole; feel with someone; pity; sympathise; sympathize; sympathize with; take pity be sorry; regret
beklagen commiserate; condole; sympathise; sympathize be sorry; be sorry for; have mercy upon; regret
klagen commiserate; condole; sympathise; sympathize be a pain in the neck; complain; complaint; deplore; express displeasure; gripe; harp; keep on; lament; make complaints; nag; object; protest; put in a complaint; raise objections; wail; whinge; yammer
mitfühlen commiserate; condole; feel with someone; pity; sympathise; sympathize; sympathize with; take pity sympathise; sympathize
mitleiden commiserate; condole; sympathise; sympathize
teilhaben commiserate; condole; feel with someone; pity; sympathise; sympathize; sympathize with; take pity co-operate; join; join in; participate; take part
- sympathise; sympathize
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- pity

Related Words for "commiserate":


Synonyms for "commiserate":


Related Definitions for "commiserate":

  1. to feel or express sympathy or compassion1