gloomy in a bitter, sarcastic or mocking way; from the name of a Roman god

a poisonous atmosphere or influence; from Greek for "pollution" or "stain"

related to the grief and gloom of a burial ceremony

not enough of something, or perhaps none of it at all

an older term for "depression"; based on the root word cholic, or black bile

descriptive of a burial place, or the mummies one would find there

descriptive of someone who is excessivly gloomy or "down in the dumps"

descriptive of the bad feeling of a hangover, from the Greek root

a lack of feelings or lack of interest, from the Greek for "no path"