Thrēne, n.
n. [Lat. threnus, Gr. θρῆνος, from θρέομαι, to cry aloud; Fr. thrène.] Lamentation; threnody. “The threnes and sad accents of the prophet Jeremiah.” Bp. Taylor.
n. [Lat. threnus, Gr. θρῆνος, from θρέομαι, to cry aloud; Fr. thrène.] Lamentation; threnody. “The threnes and sad accents of the prophet Jeremiah.” Bp. Taylor.