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LULLABY , a cradle-See also: song, a song sung to See also: children to " lull " them to sleep; the melody being styled in Fr. berceuse and in Ger
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IViegenlied
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" Lull," cf
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Swed. lulla, Du. lullen, &c., is of echoic or onomatopoeic origin, cf
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See also: Lat. lallare, to chatter
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