Definition
Definition of aubade - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
musicRare morning love song for lovers partingRare
- He sang an aubade as she left at dawn.
2.
poetry musicRare poem or song celebrating the arrival of morningRare
- She wrote an aubade to welcome the sunrise.
Origin of aubade
French, aube (dawn)
Examples of aubade in a sentence
An aubade played softly as the sun rose. The aubade filled the garden with gentle melodies. He recited an aubade at dawn for his beloved.
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- French:aubade, ...
- German:Morgenständchen, Aubade, ...
- Italian:aubade, poesia mattutina, ...
- Spanish:alborada, oda matutina, ...
- Portuguese:alvorada, poema matinal, ...
- Chinese:晨歌, 晨颂, ...
- Japanese:朝の歌, 朝の詩, ...
- Arabic:أُغْنِيَة حُب صَبَاحِيَّة, أُبّاد, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁיר אַהֲבָה שֶׁל בֹּקֶר, שִׁיר שַׁחֲרִית, ...
- Russian:утренняя серенада, утренняя песня, ...
- Ukrainian:обад, аубада, ...
- Hindi:प्रभाती, सुबह की कविता, ...
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