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| etymological origin of | eng: serenade |
| etymological origin of | ron: serenadă |
| etymology | ita: serenata |
| is derived from | fra: sérénader |
| lexical category | noun |
| lexical category | verb |
| pronunciation | /se.ʁe.nad/ |
| semantically related | fra: écoute |
| semantically related | fra: accord |
| semantically related | fra: air |
| semantically related | fra: aubade |
| semantically related | fra: audience |
| semantically related | fra: audition |
| semantically related | fra: ballade |
| semantically related | fra: cadence |
| semantically related | fra: chanson |
| semantically related | fra: complainte |
| semantically related | fra: comptine |
| semantically related | fra: concert |
| semantically related | fra: couplet |
| semantically related | fra: examen |
| semantically related | fra: faire la cour à |
| semantically related | fra: fugue |
| semantically related | fra: litanie |
| semantically related | fra: ouïe |
| semantically related | fra: perception |
| semantically related | fra: récital |
| semantically related | fra: refrain |
| semantically related | fra: rengaine |
| semantically related | fra: ritournelle |
| semantically related | fra: romance |
| semantically related | fra: sérénader |
| semantically related | fra: tube |
| translation | eng: serenade |
| translation | epo: serenado |
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