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1. (n.) lullaby
a song used to lull a child to sleep; cradlesong.
2. lullaby
any lulling song.
3. (v.t.) lullaby
to lull with or as if with a lullaby.
Etymology: (1550–60; lulla, lulla(y), interj. used in cradlesongs (late ME lullai, lulli) +-by, as in bye-bye)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) lullaby, cradlesong, berceuse
a quiet song intended to lull a child to sleep
2. (noun) lullaby, cradlesong
the act of singing a quiet song to lull a child to sleep
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1. (noun) lullaby
a song to help a child go to sleep
a father singing lullabies
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (verb) lullaby
a song to quiet babes or lull them to sleep; that which quiets
2. (verb) lullaby
hence: Good night; good-by
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Sense: a song sung to make children go to sleep.
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 Afrikaans: slaapdeuntjie |
 Arabic: تَهْويدَه، أُغْنِيَه لِتَ |
 Bulgarian: приспивна песен |
 Brazilian: canção de ninar |
 Czech: ukolébavka |
 German: das Wiegenlied |
 Danish: vuggevise |
 Greek: νανούρισμα |
 Spanish: nana, canción de cuna |
 Estonian: hällilaul |
 Farsi: لالایی |
 Finnish: kehtolaulu |
 French: berceuse |
 Hebrew: שִׁיר עֶרֶש |
 Hindi: लोरी |
 Croatian: uspavanka |
 Hungarian: altatódal |
 Indonesian: nina bobok |
 Icelandic: vögguvísa |
 Italian: ninna nanna |
 Japanese: 子守唄 |
 Korean: 자장가 |
 Lithuanian: lopšinė |
 Latvian: šūpļa dziesma |
 Malay: dodoi |
 Dutch: slaapliedje |
 Norwegian: voggevise/-sang |
 Polish: kołysanka |
 Persian: لالایی |
 Pashto: لالايى |
 Portuguese: canção de embalar |
 Romanian: cântec de leagăn |
 Russian: колыбельная |
 Slovak: uspávanka |
 Slovenian: uspavanka |
 Serbian: uspavanka |
 Swedish: vaggvisa |
 Thai: เพลงกล่อมเด็ก |
 Turkish: ninni |
 Taiwanese: 搖籃曲，催眠曲 |
 Ukrainian: колискова |
 Urdu: لوری |
 Vietnamese: bài hát ru |
 Chinese: 催眠曲 |
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