Suspire
verb (used without object), suspired, suspiring.
1.
to sigh.
2.
to breathe.
verb (used with object), suspired, suspiring.
3.
to sigh; utter with long, sighing breaths.
verb (archaic or poetic)
1.
to sigh or utter with a sigh; yearn
2.
(intransitive) to breathe; respire
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