albade

Old French

Etymology

From the root of Latin albus (“white”).

Noun

albade f (oblique plural albades, nominative singular albade, nominative plural albades)

aubade (love song sung to an object of affection in the morning)

Descendants

French: aubade
- English: aubade (borrowed)

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