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[edit] Etymology
From Middle English lullen, to lull + bye. First recorded circa 1560.
[edit] Pronunciation
lullaby (plural lullabies)
- A soothing song to lull children to sleep.
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a soothing song to lull children to sleep
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- Hungarian: altatódal hu(hu), bölcsődal hu(hu)
- Icelandic: vögguvísa is(is) f.
- Italian: ninna nanna it(it) f.
- Japanese: 子守歌 ja(ja) (こもりうた, komori-uta), ララバイ ja(ja) (rarabai)
- Korean: 자장가 ko(ko) (jajangga)
- Malay: dondang, nyannyan pengulit
- Manx: arrane m., cadlee
- Maori: ngaaoriori, poopoo, taiapo
- Polish: kołysanka pl(pl) f.
- Portuguese: canção de ninar pt(pt) f.
- Romanian: cântec de leagăn n.
- Russian: колыбельная ru(ru) (kolybél'naja) f. (песня pésnja f.)
- Scottish Gaelic: òran tàlaidh gd(gd) m.
- Serbian: uspavanka f., uljuljka f., ukolevka
- Spanish: canción de cuna es(es) f., nana es(es) f., canto de cuna es(es) m.
- Tamil: தாலாட்டு (tālāttu)
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