klaag
Klaag is a Dutch term with historical and dialectal usage that denotes lamentation or complaint. In contemporary standard Dutch, the word is rarely used. The common modern counterparts are klagen (to complain) and klacht (a complaint or grievance). Outside poetry, historical religious texts, and regional dialects, klaag tends to be encountered as an archaic form rather than a living term.
Etymology: Klaag is related to the verb klagen and the noun klacht, sharing roots in early Dutch
Usage: In historical writing and dialect dictionaries, klaag appears as a noun meaning lament or complaint,