Meaning of 'glum' in Sinhala is: යුහුසුලු

glum: යුහුසුලු

Adjective:

අනිසි, යුහුසුලු, අතෘප්තිය, දුක, කලු, අඳුරු, සෙවන දෙන, අප්රකට, කම්මැලි, මානසික අවපීඩනයෙන් පෙළෙන, අළු, සනානසුන, මිනී, තුෂ්නිම්භූත, ශෝක, සමාවන්න.

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Adjective(1) moody and melancholic(2) showing a brooding ill humor(3) reflecting gloom(4) sullen

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(1) The cinema trend has been the same - it looked pretty glum at times, but we've ended 2003 with a piece of cinema history.(2) Carrie is looking so glum that it's hard to believe they haven't already told her she's going.(3) She didn't want to, which was why she wore a glum expression as she examined herself.(4) When the three speakers heard what I said, two of them looked quite glum but the third one got up and said that he got it totally wrong.(5) After a minute he hung up the phone with a glum expression on his face and went back to driving meticulously.(6) Everyone looks very glum all the time, for no good reason, and everyone is very elongated.(7) No glum faces, no fake sincerity or hypocritical concern for those he left behind; just an excuse to celebrate the crazy fool.(8) I remember being glum and depressed, at first, about the new ethos of the early eighties.(9) He's got a glum expression on his face making his lips form a straight line and his eyes frown.(10) I was a little glum at the thought of walking back up but it's wonderful what the promise of a farmhouse lunch can conjure up in the way of fortitude.(11) He made a concerted effort to smile his way out of his understandably glum expression while I tried to say what I wanted to say in the right kind of way.(12) That was beastly uncomfortable, and made me even more glum .(13) What's the point in going out for a coffee if you're going to sit there all glum and miserable?(14) Many readers are probably in a glum mood this morning, what with the world trade talks at a seeming impasse.(15) There are a few glum faces after a round of job cuts.(16) We are so German that, going back, we think we must look the part - glum and serious and sincere.