Alba in Polish
Alba in Polish is Alba, alba — Alba means a traditional form of lyric poetry, often Provençal in origin, describing lovers parting at daybreak.
Alba in Polish
What does "Alba" mean?
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noun A traditional form of lyric poetry, often Provençal in origin, describing lovers parting at daybreak.
"Medieval troubadours composed albas about secret lovers forced apart at dawn."
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name A poetic or historic name for Scotland, especially the early medieval Kingdom of Alba.
"Alba is still used as a Gaelic name for Scotland today."
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name A female given name derived from the Spanish word for "dawn."
"Alba has become a popular given name in Spanish-speaking countries in recent decades."
Alba in a sentence
- Medieval troubadours composed albas about secret lovers forced apart at dawn.
- Alba is still used as a Gaelic name for Scotland today.
- Alba has become a popular given name in Spanish-speaking countries in recent decades.
Common Polish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Alba" in Polish?
"Alba" in Polish is Alba, alba. Alba means: A traditional form of lyric poetry, often Provençal in origin, describing lovers parting at daybreak.
How do you use "Alba" in a sentence?
Example: "Medieval troubadours composed albas about secret lovers forced apart at dawn." In Polish, "Alba" is Alba, alba.
Are there other ways to say "Alba" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "Alba": Alba, alba.