“To deplore” in Japanese
Short answer
To deplore in Japanese is “慨する” (gaisuru). Full meaning: to regret, to deplore.
Other ways to say “To deplore” in Japanese
嘆ずる
tanzuru to grieve, to lament, to deplore; to admire, to sigh in admiration
嘆く
nageku to lament, to grieve, to regret; to deplore
嘆じる
tanjiru to grieve, to lament, to deplore; to admire, to sigh in admiration
たんじ
tanji to grieve, to lament, to deplore; to admire, to sigh in admiration
歎ずる
tanzuru to grieve, to lament, to deplore; to admire, to sigh in admiration
歎く
nageku to lament, to grieve, to regret; to deplore
慨く
nageku to lament, to grieve, to regret; to deplore
なげく
nageku to lament, to grieve, to regret; to deplore
たんずる
tanzuru to grieve, to lament, to deplore; to admire, to sigh in admiration
たんじよう
tanjiyoo to grieve, to lament, to deplore; to admire, to sigh in admiration
歎じる
tanjiru to grieve, to lament, to deplore; to admire, to sigh in admiration
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