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A traditional genre of folk music from Bosnia and Herzegovina, also popular in the ex-Yugoslavia region.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: uncountable
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A piece composed in this style.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: countable
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Borrowed from Serbo-Croatian sevdalinka, a compound of Ottoman Turkish سودالی (sevdalı, “lover”) + -inka, the first element deriving from Arabic سَوْدَاء (sawdāʔ, “black [bile]; melancholy”) + Ottoman Turkish ـلی (-lı).
Across languages
Translations
17 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Czech:
sevdalinka
— genre of folk music
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Dutch:
sevdalinka
— genre of folk music
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Dutch:
sevdah
— genre of folk music
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Finnish:
sevdalinka
— genre of folk music
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French:
sevdalinka
— genre of folk music
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German:
Sevdalinka
— genre of folk music
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Greek:
σεβνταλίνκα
(sevntalínka)
— genre of folk music
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Polish:
sevdalinka
— genre of folk music
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Polish:
sevdah
— genre of folk music
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Russian:
севдали́нка
(sevdalínka)
— genre of folk music
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Serbo-Croatian:
севдалинка
— genre of folk music
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Serbo-Croatian:
севдах
— genre of folk music
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Serbo-Croatian:
sevdalinka
— genre of folk music
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Serbo-Croatian:
sevdah
— genre of folk music
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Swedish:
sevdah
— genre of folk music
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Turkish:
sevdalinka
— genre of folk music
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Ukrainian:
севдалінка
(sevdalinka)
— genre of folk music