aubade
English
/oʊˈbɑːd/
noun
Definitions
- A song or poem greeting or evoking the dawn.
- A morning love song; a song of lovers parting in the morning.
Etymology
Borrowed from French aubade derived from Old French albade derived from Latin albus (white, dull white).
Origin
Latin
albus
Gloss
white, dull white
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
白
Emoji
⚾️ ❄️ 🎪 🏔️ 🐻❄️ 🤍 🥋 🦓 🦳
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Albin English
- albification English
- albocracy English
- albolith English
- albous English
- dealbation English
- *albaster, albastrum Latin
- *exalbicāre Latin
- Albina Latin
- Albius Latin
- alba Latin
- albamentum Latin
- albatus Latin
- albedo Latin
- albeo Latin
- albiceps Latin
- albico Latin
- albicornis Latin
- albicostus Latin
- albimanus Latin
- albinus Latin
- albipennis Latin
- albipunctus Latin
- albitarsis Latin
- albitudo Latin
- albiventris Latin
- albo Latin
- albofasciatus Latin
- albogularis Latin
- albolabris Latin
- albolineatus Latin
- albomaculatus Latin
- albomarginatus Latin
- albopictus Latin
- alborem, albor Latin
- albugo Latin
- albulus Latin
- albumen Latin
- alburnus Latin
- albus Latin
- albōrem, albor Latin
- albūra Latin
- aurantialbus Latin
- subalbus Latin
- Alban German
- Albe German
- Albit German
- albino Italian
- aubade Dutch, Flemish
- -ane French
- albophobie French
- aubade French
- albino Spanish, Castilian
- albo Spanish, Castilian
- κάδος Ancient Greek
- ἄλβος Ancient Greek
- albino Norwegian Bokmål
- alba Portuguese
- alvo Portuguese
- albino Swedish
- albino Norwegian Nynorsk
- Ailbín Irish
- albino Danish
- albade Old French
- albino Serbo-Croatian
- alb Catalan, Valencian
- alb Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- albastru Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- albeață Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- albacares Translingual
- albicollis Translingual
- albifrons Translingual
- aubade Middle French
- albastru Aromanian
- albu Aromanian
- algheatsã Aromanian
- alba Occitan
- *alβos Proto-Italic
- alb Romansh
- alv Romansh
- jualb Dalmatian
- abiel ONF.
- åb Istro-Romanian