Low, quiet sounds expressing pain, sadness, or pleasure; to make such sounds.
From Old English 'mean' or Middle English 'mone,' possibly from an onomatopoetic origin imitating the sound itself, related to Old Norse 'múna.'
A moan is one of the most universal human sounds—ancient Greek epics describe it, horror movies rely on it, and it requires no language barrier to understand pain or grief.
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