lullaby in Latin
lullaby in Latin is lallus — lullaby means a soft, soothing song sung to help a child fall asleep.
lullaby in Latin
lallus
A cradlesong, a soothing song to calm children or lull them to sleep.
What does "lullaby" mean?
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noun A soft, soothing song sung to help a child fall asleep.
"She hummed a lullaby until the baby drifted off."
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verb To sing a lullaby to someone.
"He lullabied his daughter every night before bed."
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lullaby in a sentence
- She hummed a lullaby until the baby drifted off.
- He lullabied his daughter every night before bed.
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What is "lullaby" in Latin?
"lullaby" in Latin is lallus. lullaby means: A soft, soothing song sung to help a child fall asleep.
How do you use "lullaby" in a sentence?
Example: "She hummed a lullaby until the baby drifted off." In Latin, "lullaby" is lallus.
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