Weep (verb)

1. To shed tears, especially as an expression of strong emotion.
2. To express sorrow or grief in such a way.

Origin:

Old english wǣpan, of germanic origin; related to dutch wenen and german weinen.

Examples:

1. She was weeping at the news of her father's death.
2. He was weeping with joy when he saw his long lost son.
3. The crowd was weeping at the funeral.
4. She was weeping uncontrollably during the movie.
5. The plant was weeping sap from the cut.