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Date:
1500-1600
Origin:
lulla word used to make a child calm or sleepy (15-18 centuries) + bye word used to make a child sleepy (15-20 centuries)
lullaby
noun
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Music
lul‧la‧by
plural
lullabies
[
countable
]
APM
a slow, quiet song sung to children to make them go to sleep
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