yodel in Greek
yodel in Greek is λαρυγγισμός, λαρυγγίζω — yodel means to sing by rapidly switching between a normal chest voice and a high falsetto.
yodel in Greek
λαρυγγισμός
Pronounced: laryngismos
A song incorporating yodelling.
λαρυγγίζω
Pronounced: laryngizo
(transitive, and, intransitive) To sing (a song) in such a way that the voice fluctuates rapidly between the normal chest voice and falsetto.
What does "yodel" mean?
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verb To sing by rapidly switching between a normal chest voice and a high falsetto.
"The Alpine singer yodeled across the valley."
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noun A song or vocal style built around this rapid switching between voice registers.
"The old folk record ended with a cheerful yodel."
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yodel in a sentence
- The Alpine singer yodeled across the valley.
- He tried to yodel and ended up just laughing.
- The old folk record ended with a cheerful yodel.
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What is "yodel" in Greek?
"yodel" in Greek is λαρυγγισμός, λαρυγγίζω. yodel means: To sing by rapidly switching between a normal chest voice and a high falsetto.
How do you pronounce λαρυγγισμός?
"yodel" in Greek is λαρυγγισμός, pronounced "laryngismos".
How do you use "yodel" in a sentence?
Example: "The Alpine singer yodeled across the valley." In Greek, "yodel" is λαρυγγισμός, λαρυγγίζω.
Are there other ways to say "yodel" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "yodel": λαρυγγισμός, λαρυγγίζω.
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