Alborada (en. Dawn)
/alboˈɾaða/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Light that appears on the horizon before sunrise.
The dawn illuminated the landscape with golden tones.
La alborada iluminó el paisaje con tonos dorados.
First rays of light of the day.
The birds sang at dawn, celebrating the dawn.
Los pájaros cantaban al amanecer, celebrando la alborada.
Moment in the morning when the new day begins.
The fisherman always left at dawn to take advantage of the calmness of the sea.
El pescador siempre salía a la alborada para aprovechar la tranquilidad del mar.
Etymology
Derives from the term 'albor', which means brightness at dawn.
Common Phrases and Expressions
dawn of a new day
Hopeful beginning of a new period.
alborada de un nuevo día
singing at dawn
Referring to something done with joy from the start of the day.
cantando a la alborada
Related Words
albor
Brightness that appears at dawn.
albor
aurora
Light that precedes sunrise.
aurora
Slang Meanings
A good morning
Today was a dawn, everything turned out perfectly.
Hoy fue una alborada, todo salió perfecto.
Moments of clarity and opportunities
The dawn of his new project was a resounding success.
La alborada de su nuevo proyecto fue un éxito rotundo.