elegy
/ˈɛlɪdʒi/Definitions
1. noun
A poem or song, especially a sad or mournful one, that expresses grief or sorrow, especially for someone who has died.
“The poet’s elegy for his deceased friend was a beautiful tribute to their friendship.”
2. noun
A musical composition, especially a slow and mournful one, for a solo instrument or voice.
“The solo violinist performed a haunting elegy at the funeral.”
3. verb
To compose or write an elegy for.
“He elegized his lost love in a poignant poem.”