Definition of alala in English:

alala

exclamation aləˈlɑː

Expressing exultation, encouragement, etc.: used as a battle cry by the ancient Greeks.

noun aləˈlɑː

A cry of ‘alala’. rare.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Leigh (1603–1671), writer. From ancient Greek (Doric) ἀλαλά (Attic ἀλαλή) loud shout, war cry, of imitative origin.

Definition of alala in US English:

alala

exclamationaləˈlɑː

Expressing exultation, encouragement, etc.: used as a battle cry by the ancient Greeks.

nounaləˈlɑː

A cry of ‘alala’. rare.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Leigh (1603–1671), writer. From ancient Greek (Doric) ἀλαλά (Attic ἀλαλή) loud shout, war cry, of imitative origin.

单词	alala
释义	Definition of alala in English: alala exclamation aləˈlɑː Expressing exultation, encouragement, etc.: used as a battle cry by the ancient Greeks. noun aləˈlɑː A cry of ‘alala’. rare. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Leigh (1603–1671), writer. From ancient Greek (Doric) ἀλαλά (Attic ἀλαλή) loud shout, war cry, of imitative origin. Definition of alala in US English: alala exclamationaləˈlɑː Expressing exultation, encouragement, etc.: used as a battle cry by the ancient Greeks. nounaləˈlɑː A cry of ‘alala’. rare. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Leigh (1603–1671), writer. From ancient Greek (Doric) ἀλαλά (Attic ἀλαλή) loud shout, war cry, of imitative origin.
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