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Song

Meanings of "Song" in Spanish English Dictionary : 34 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
song canción [f]
song canto [m]
General
song trinado [m]
song cántiga [f]
song tonada [f]
song parlero [adj]
song tema [m]
song aire [m]
song cantar [m]
song cántico [m]
song tono [m]
song cantinela [f]
song melodía [f]
song copla [f]
song melodía [f]
song balada [f]
song verso [m]
song poema lírico [m]
song poesía [f]
song bagatela [f]
song nimiedad [f]
song poca cosa [f]
song cantilena [f]
song cante [m] rur.rare
song son [m] HNrur.
song cantiga [f] disused
song canta [f] CO
song parlera [adj/f]
Colloquial
song rola [f] MXGTHNSVNI
Literature
song carmen (verso) [m]
song cantar [m]
Poetry
song canto [m]
Literary
song cantiga [f]
song cántiga [f] rare

Meanings of "Song" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 150 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
song book cancionero [m]
popular song cuplé [m]
song lyrics letras [f/pl]
General
hit (popular song) éxito [m]
working song saloma [f]
step (song, music, sound) tono [m]
popular song copla [f]
popular song aire popular [m]
popular saying put into song anejir (árabe) [m]
popular song and dance passed down from ancient antilleans and centroamericans areito [m]
song for dancing baile [m]
short dramatic piece of the seventeenth century, whose elements were music, song and dance, and performed between the second and third act of a comedy baile [m]
slow danceable song originally from cuba, popular in the caribbean, with a two-by-four beat and melancholic lyrics bolero [m]
swan song canto del cine [m]
author of a small merry song or ballad chanzonetero [m]
chimbaguele song and dance participant chimbaguele [m]
song and dance espaviento [m]
16th and 17th century spanish dance and song pesamedello [m]
spanish leftist song trágala [m]
spanish song and dance trípili [m]
song accompanying the vita andalusian dance vito [m]
yaravi andean song yaraví [m]
folk song copla [f]
song played at dawn alborada [f]
popular song of the fifteenth century andola [f]
a short song or tune arieta (italiano) [f]
threshing song canción de trilla [f]
farming song canción de trilla [f]
silly song cantaleta [f]
repetitive song cantaleta [f]
folk song cantilena [f]
popular song cantilena [f]
folk song cantinela [f]
popular song cantinela [f]
song and dance of the french revolution carmañola (francés) [f]
song and dance carola (francés) [f]
flamenco song coplería [f]
andalusian song and dance corralera [f]
creole song and dance criolla [f]
brief song at the end of a poem deshecha [f]
eurovision song contest eurovisión [f]
galician song gallegada [f]
may song maya [f]
milonga folk song milonga [f]
milonga song milonga [f]
milonga flamenco song type milonga [f]
funeral song nenia [f]
sea song saloma [f]
hail song salve [f]
popular spanish song tirana [f]
spanish popular song style tonadilla [f]
work song zaloma [f]
song of praise aleluya [m/f]
bolero song singer bolerista [m/f]
bolero song writer bolerista [m/f]
accompany in song corear [v]
sing a sea song salomar [v]
siren song cantos de sirena [m/pl]
serenade song mayos [m/pl]
song and dance alharacas (árabe) [f/pl]
short poem apt for a folk song cantar [m]
theme song tema musical [m]
siren song canto de sirena [m]
a mournful poem or a song composed as a memorial to a deceased person canto fúnebre [m]
single (a song) single [m]
a song in the gospel music tradition góspel [m]
twirp (bird song) gorjeo [m]
victory song epinicio [m]
swan song canto de cisne [m]
working song cantar [m]
type of flamenco song petenera [f]
flamenco-style song sung on religious occasions saeta [f]
mournful flamenco song seguidilla [f]
andalusian song and dance soledad [f]
light-hearted spanish folk song tonadilla [f]
popular mexican song ranchera [f]
dawn song alborada [f]
short song tonadilla [f]
best song ever written mejor canción jamás escrita [f]
theme song cortina musical [f] MXCOECPEBOCLPYARUY
track (song) pista [f]
a song request pedir una canción [v]
break into song arrancar a cantar [v]
burst into song romper a cantar [v]
for a song de balde [adv]
andalusian song and dance bulerías [f/pl]
a folk song una canción popular
a folk song una canción tradicional
a request song una petición de socorro
a song request una canción que se ha pedido
siren song canto de sirena
love song canción de amor
folk song canción popular
cradle song canción de cuna
popular song canción de moda
theme song el tema musical
popular song and dance of the caribbean areito [m]
refrain of a song chirlomirlo [m]
song-book cancionero [m]
first property in plain-song becuadrado [m]
song set to music cantar [m]
little song cantarcico [m]
song-bird cantor [m]
popular spanish dance and song bolero [m]
refrain/burden of a song bordón [m]
cabaret song cuplé [m]
nuptial song epitalamio [m]
burden of a song estrambote [m]
refrain of a song estribillo [m]
old spanish song and dance pésamedello [m]
andalusian song polo [m]
a spanish song and dance trípili [m]
tropical song bird sisitoté [m]
sing-song tonillo [m]
sing-song voice sonsonete [m]
basque folk song and dance zorcico [m]
water-filled toy whistle which imitates the song of a canary pito (vasija) [m]
little song cantarcillo [m]
little song cantarcito [m]
song for a single voice aria [f]
short song for one voice arieta [f]
merry little song chanzoneta [f]
andalusian dance and song in triple measure cachucha [f]
refrain (song) contera [f]
little song cancioncita [f]
little song cancioneta [f]
andalusian song and dance corralero [f]
popular andalusian song dealing with prisoner's tribulations carcelera [f]
carmagnole (song) carmañola [f]
song and dance carola [f]
old spanish dance and song chacona [f]
slow cuban dance and song habanera [f]
andalusian popular song in j tempo jabera [f]
type of popular song and dance jácara [f]
lyrics of any song letra [f]
popular andalusian song petenera [f]
popular song of malaga malagueña [f]
popular song and dance of ronda rondeña [f]
an austrian popular song praviana [f]
improvised song paya [f]
old spanish song tirana [f]
song addressed to the virgin in holy week processions saeta [f]
an ancient spanish song and dance villanesca [f]
popular song tonadilla [f]
little song cancionilla [f]
little song cancionita [f]
expert in plain-song cantollanista [m/f]
order of song-birds cantores [f/pl]
a popular andalusian song playeras [f/pl]
bridal song epitalamio [m]