Cicala

/ˈtʃɪkəˌlɑː/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A cicada, an insect known for its loud mating calls, often associated with summer.

The cicala's song filled the air, a characteristic sound of the warm summer evenings.

The term can also refer to cicadas in a more poetic or literary sense, symbolizing summer or rebirth.

In his poem, the cicala represents the fleeting nature of summer and the passage of time.

In some cultures, the cicala is seen as a symbol of immortality or resurrection due to its life cycle.

During the festival, the cicala was celebrated as a symbol of rebirth, evoking the spirit of summer.

From Latin 'cicada', meaning 'tree cricket'.

cicala's song

Refers to the loud, rhythmic noises made by the cicala, often associated with summer.

cicada

A member of a family of insects that produce a loud sound, typically found in warm regions.

entomology

The scientific study of insects, including species like the cicala.

To be loud or annoying, similar to the noise a cicala makes.

Stop being such a cicala, no one wants to hear your complaints!