καντάδα

Greek

Etymology

From Venetian cantada (“song”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /kanˈdaða/, /kanˈtaða/

Noun

καντάδα • (kantáda) f (plural καντάδες)

(music) serenade (love song sung in streets with string accompaniment)

Declension

declension of καντάδα

case \ number	singular	plural
nominative	καντάδα •	καντάδες •
genitive	καντάδας •	καντάδων •
accusative	καντάδα •	καντάδες •
vocative	καντάδα •	καντάδες •

Related terms

κανταδόρος m (kantadóros, “serenader”)
μπαλάδα f (baláda, “ballad”)

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