pine for



pine for

v.
To long or grieve intensely for someone or something: All summer he sat in the garden pining for his girlfriend back home. Many teachers pine for the days when students were better behaved.
See also: pine

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Georgettezhor-ZHETFrench
Brigita-Slovene, Croatian, Latvian
LucioLOO-cho (Italian)Italian, Spanish
BenedictBEN-ə-diktEnglish
JiŘÍ-Czech
MiĶElis-Latvian