different between elegise vs elegist
elegise
English
Verb
elegise (third-person singular simple present elegises, present participle elegising, simple past and past participle elegised)
- Alternative spelling of elegize
Anagrams
- elegies
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elegist
English
Etymology
elegy +? -ist
Noun
elegist (plural elegists)
- A writer of funeral songs; one who writes in elegiac verse
Translations
- Italian: elegista
Anagrams
- elegits
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