Fado Definition

fätho͝o, făthō
fados
noun
A kind of Portuguese folk song, usually melancholy and nostalgic.
Webster's New World

Other Word Forms of Fado

Noun

Singular:
fado
Plural:
fados

Origin of Fado

  • From Portuguese fado (“fate”), from Latin fatum.

    From Wiktionary

  • Portuguese from Latin fātum fate fate

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Fado Sentence Examples

  • And if you want to do well outside Portugal, it's better to be singing fado.

  • Ligia Roque is an actress, theater director and accomplished singer of fado, often called the Portuguese blues.

  • If you love wearing rings and bracelets with intricate Celtic patterns, you'll want to take a look at the unique designs of Fado Celtic jewelry.

  • Fado's superior selection of handcrafted jewelry includes options for both women and men - everything from crosses to tie-tacks.

  • Fado is based in Ireland, and the company's jewelry designers draw their inspiration from the rich Irish history as well as the country's lush and beautiful land.

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Words Starting With

FFAFAD

Words Ending With

ODOADO

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Words Starting With F and Ending With O

Starts With F & Ends With OStarts With FA & Ends With OStarts With F & Ends With DO

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4 Letter Words4 Letter Words Starting With F4 Letter Words Ending With O