Full of dole or grief; sorrowful. Expressing or causing grief; of a mournful or dismal character; gloomy: as, a doleful whine; a doleful cry.

From the time of Harald Fairhair until the present day, Norway has had more than 60 named sovereigns. The current King belongs to the House of Glücksburg, which has ruled Norway since 1905. Although Norwegian history goes back many centuries, modern Norway as an independent nation is relatively young.

Harald Fairhair

King Harald V

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having or showing great strength, strong feeling, or tension, as a person, the face, or language. susceptible to strong emotion; emotional: an intense person.

1 : full of grief : cheerless a doleful face. 2 : expressing grief : sad a doleful melody. 3 : causing grief or affliction a doleful loss.

1 : a strongly condemnatory utterance : abusive language held to their convictions in the face of obloquy. 2 : the condition of one that is discredited : bad repute living out his days in the obloquy of one who had betrayed a solemn trust.

1 : low in spirit : dejected. 2 : directed downward with downcast eyes.

downcast adjective (UNHAPPY)

downcast | American Dictionary A person who is downcast is sad or upset.

adjective. filled with melancholy and despondency. “downcast after his defeat” synonyms: blue, depressed, dispirited, down, down in the mouth, downhearted, gloomy, grim, low, low-spirited dejected.

causing a feeling of excitement or nervousness because you are waiting for something to happen or are uncertain about what is going to happen: a suspenseful thriller.

: showing or promising no abatement of severity, intensity, strength, or pace : unrelenting relentless pressure a relentless campaign.

adjective. dejected; depressed; discouraged.

blue; depressed; dispirited; down; down in the mouth; downcast; downhearted; gloomy; grim; low; low-spirited. Context example: feeling discouraged and downhearted.

Be depressed or sad, as in I was really feeling blue after she told me she was leaving. The use of blue to mean “sad” dates from the late 1300s.

It’s common to view unhappiness and sadness as negative things. Feeling blue can alert you to the fact that something isn’t quite right in your life, which can help you take steps to identify the cause of the low mood and make some changes that could help you feel better.

Meaning: The person described by this metaphor isn’t really providing physical light. He or she is just someone who brings happiness or joy. Meaning: No one actually ever feels like the color blue, although many people say they are “feeling blue” to mean they are feeling sad.

Blue represents both the sky and the sea, and is associated with open spaces, freedom, intuition, imagination, expansiveness, inspiration, and sensitivity. Blue also represents meanings of depth, trust, loyalty, sincerity, wisdom, confidence, stability, faith, heaven, and intelligence.

Being “blue” usually means sad or down in spirit. It can also mean loyalty like being ‘true blue’. You can mess something up and one may say that “you blew it”.

2 Answers. According to Green’s Dictionary of Slang, in the eighteenth century itinerant Parisian booksellers covered their seditious or obscene material with blue paper; the first citation for blue meaning obscene comes from 1818.

I’m going to coin the word “caeruleaphile”, or “caeruleophile”, which derives its prefix from the Latin word for blue, caeruleus, (also caerulea, caeruleum) and its suffix from the Greek -phile, meaning love.

photophile (plural photophiles) (biology) Any organism that thrives in bright sunlight.