Definition
Definition of fa-la - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
16th-century songsRare refrain sung to the syllables fa-la-laRare
- The carol included a cheerful fa-la refrain.
- The choir sang a joyful fa-la in harmony.
- The madrigal featured a lively fa-la section.
Origin of fa-la
Italian, fa (do) + la (the)
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- French:fa-la, ...
- German:Fa-la, ...
- Italian:fa-la, ...
- Spanish:estribillo fa-la, ...
- Portuguese:fa-la, ...
- Chinese:fa-la-la, ...
- Japanese:ファラ, ...
- Arabic:لازمة فا-لا, ...
- Hebrew:פִּזְמוֹן חוֹזֵר, ...
- Russian:припев фа-ла, ...
- Ukrainian:фа-ла, ...
- Hindi:फा-ला, ...
Definition of fa la - Reverso English Dictionary
Interjection
1.
fillerDated fills space in conversation or songDated
- He added 'fa la' to keep the rhythm going.
2.
musical joyDated expresses joy or playfulness in a songDated
- She sang 'fa la' as she danced around.
Examples of fa la in a sentence
She hummed 'fa la' absentmindedly while working. The children sang 'fa la' during the play. 'Fa la' echoed through the festive hall.
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- French:fa la la, ...
- German:lautmalerische Füllsilbe, tralala, ...
- Italian:fa la, la la, ...
- Spanish:tralalá, la la, ...
- Portuguese:tralalá, fa la, ...
- Chinese:啦啦啦, ...
- Japanese:ファラ, ...
- Arabic:لا لا, ...
- Hebrew:לָה לָה, ...
- Russian:э-э, ...
- Ukrainian:тра-ля-ля, ...
- Hindi:ला ला, गीत में आनंद व्यक्त करने वाला ध्वन्यात्मक उद्गार, ...
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