What is whine and whimper?

Whine refers to a high-pitched, complaining sound often made by animals or people expressing discomfort or dissatisfaction. It can also describe a type of persistent complaining or nagging. Whimper, on the other hand, is a softer, more subdued sound typically associated with pain or distress, often characterized by short, weak cries. Both terms convey a sense of vulnerability and are often used to describe emotional or physical discomfort.