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dirge - Dictionary definition and meaning for dirge

DIRGE

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Mnemonics for dirge

  • (Tag: ) Dirge - di means die, so when you die and have done good things for people in life, a song of grief or lament will be sung for you.

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  • (Tag: ) A dirge gives me da (the) urge to start crying.

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  • (Tag: Hindi) DIRGE sounds like DARD(pain)..song filled with DARD

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  • (Tag: Hindi) looks similar to DARGAH..where people MOURN WITH MUSIC for the loss of loved ones

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  • (Tag: Hindi) sounds like hindi word DARD and TARAZ(music) so dirge is DARD TARAZ or mournful song

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  • (Tag: ) Imagine a DARGE(tailor) dies n on his departure a lament mournful song is being sung.. which is rare n stupid i kno! :D hehe

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  • (Tag: ) In the word dirge, look at DIRgE (DIRE), which is something really bad. So at the dire event of a death, they will play a dirge.

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  • (Tag: ) dirge = die in age i.e in fire, the mournful song for dying.

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