gloomy

English

gloom +‎ -y

gloomy (comparative gloomier, superlative gloomiest)

Not very illuminated; dim because of darkness
Synonyms: dusky, dim, clouded

The cavern was gloomy.
Suffering from gloom; melancholy; dejected.
a gloomy temper or countenance

imperfectly illuminated

Italian: tetro (it), uggioso (it) m
Japanese: 薄暗い (ja) (うすぐらい, usugurai)
Maori: taupuru, kaurehu, kōrehurehu, pakarea, pōkēkē, kōrerehu, pōuriuri, hīnakipōuri, kaurehu
Polish: mroczny (pl) m
Portuguese: escuro (pt), obscuro (pt), trevas (pt)
Russian: мра́чный (ru) (mráčnyj)
Scots: drumlie, mirk
Scottish Gaelic: ciar, doilleir
Serbo-Croatian: mráčan (sh), támān (sh)
Slovak: ponurý m, pošmúrny m, pochmúrny m
Spanish: lóbrego (es) m, sombrío m
Turkish: kasvetli (tr)

affected with, or expressing, gloom; melancholy

Armenian: մռայլ (hy) (mṙayl)
Bulgarian: унил (bg) (unil), меланхоличен (bg) (melanholičen)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 陰沉 (zh), 阴沉 (zh) (yīnchén), 陰鬱 (zh), 阴郁 (zh) (yīnyù)
Czech: pochmurný m, sklíčený m
Dutch: benauwd (nl), melancholisch (nl)
Finnish: synkeä, synkkä (fi), kolkko (fi), ankea (fi), iloton (fi), surumielinen
French: lugubre (fr) m or f, maussade (fr) m or f, mélancolique (fr) m or f, morne (fr) m or f, sombre (fr) m or f, terne (fr) m or f
Georgian: დაღვრემილი (daɣvremili), მოღუშული (moɣušuli), პირქუში (ṗirkuši), გაუხარებელი (gauxarebeli), დამძიმებული (damʒimebuli), სულდამძიმებული (suldamʒimebuli), წარბებშეჭმუხვნილი (c̣arbebšeč̣muxvnili), შუბლშეკრული (šublšeḳruli)
German: düster (de), dunkel (de), melancholisch (de), betrübt (de), niedergeschlagen (de), deprimiert (de), traurig (de), schwermütig (de), freudlos (de)
Greek:
Ancient: σκυθρωπός (skuthrōpós)
Hebrew: קודר‎ m (kodér)
Hungarian: mélabús (hu), melankolikus (hu)
Irish: duairc, gruama
Italian: cupo (it), lugubre (it)

Japanese: 陰気な (ja) (いんきな, inki-na)
Lithuanian: niūrus
Maori: hākerekere, matapōuri, pōkē, pōkēkē, tiwhatiwha, poururu, mōkinokino
Portuguese: triste (pt), melancólico (pt), pessimista (pt)
Russian: мра́чный (ru) (mráčnyj), угрю́мый (ru) (ugrjúmyj), хму́рый (ru) (xmúryj), печа́льный (ru) (pečálʹnyj), безотра́дный (ru) (bezotrádnyj), безра́достный (ru) (bezrádostnyj)
Scots: dreich
Scottish Gaelic: gruamach, dubhach
Serbo-Croatian: mráčan (sh), támān (sh)
Slovak: zasmušilý m, skľúčený m, pochmúrny m
Slovene: otožen
Spanish: lóbrego (es) m, sombrío m, (rare) oscuro (es) m, tétrico m, lúgubre (es)
Swedish: dyster (sv)
Ukrainian: похмурий m (poxmuryj), сумний m (sumnyj)

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