Tragedian (noun)

A person who performs in or writes tragedies, especially in ancient Greek or Roman theater.

Origin:

From the latin word "tragedianus" meaning "actor of tragedy".

Examples:

1. Shakespeare is considered one of the greatest tragedians in history.
2. The tragedian's performance was so powerful that it moved the audience to tears.
3. The tragedian had a unique ability to convey the emotions of the characters.
4. The ancient Greek tragedians were highly respected figures in society.
5. The tragedian's plays were known for their emphasis on the darker side of human nature.