ululate in Latin
ululate in Latin is ululō — ululate means to let out a long, loud, wailing cry, either from grief or from joy.
ululate in Latin
ululō
To howl loudly or prolongedly in lamentation or joy.
What does "ululate" mean?
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verb To let out a long, loud, wailing cry, either from grief or from joy.
"Women dance in tight circles, ululating with joy, while groups of men sit nearby watching."
- verb To make a fast, high, wavering series of vocal sounds.
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- Women dance in tight circles, ululating with joy, while groups of men sit nearby watching.
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What is "ululate" in Latin?
"ululate" in Latin is ululō. ululate means: To let out a long, loud, wailing cry, either from grief or from joy.
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