la
feminine
/ˈaɾja/
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Translation
aria
Word origin
From Italian aria ('air, tune'), from Latin aer ('air'). The same root gives English 'air' and 'aria'.
- Origin
- Italian
- Root
- aria
- English cognates
- air, aria
Grammar
Genderfeminine
Pluralarias
Examples
soprano .
The soprano sang a beautiful aria.
emocionó .
The most famous aria of the opera moved the audience.
¿ Verdi?
Do you know the aria from this work by Verdi?
Practicó .
She practised the aria all afternoon.
tenor gran .
The tenor performed an aria with great passion.
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