English
inconsolableness
From inconsolable + -ness.
Formed from inconsolable + -ness
Latin sōlor ‘to comfort, console, solace’
Latin cōnsōlor ‘to console’
Latin cōnsōlābilis ‘consolable’
Latin inconsolabilis
Middle French inconsolable
English inconsolable
Today it means
noun Synonym of inconsolability.
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Etymograph / inconsolableness