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alba
1[ ahl-buh, al- ]
noun
- a Provençal troubadour poem or love song, typically about the parting of lovers at dawn.
Alba
2[ al-buh; Spanish ahl-bah ]
noun
- Fer·nan·do Al·va·rez de To·le·do [fe, r, -, nahn, -daw , ahl, -vah-, r, eth , th, e taw-, le, -, th, aw], Duke of, 1508–82, Spanish general and third Duke of Alba; suppressed a Protestant rebellion in the Netherlands in 1567.
Alba.
3abbreviation for
- Alberta.
Alba
/ ˈβ /
noun
- Duke of AlbaSee Alva
Word History and Origins
Origin of alba1
Example Sentences
Nyweide also shared the screen with James Franco and Julianne Nicholson in the 2010 feature “Shadows & Lies,” and appeared alongside Jessica Alba and Chris Messina as an elementary school student in “An Invisible Sign.”
Alba MSP Ash Regan said she had reported Chapman to the Presiding Officer and standards committee, adding: "MSPs have a duty to uphold the law, not undermine it."
Kenny MacAskill has been announced as the new leader of the pro-independence Alba Party.
Former Alba MP Neale Hanvey was elected deputy leader with 78% of the vote, defeating ex-general secretary Chris McEleny.
Alba was set up by Salmond in the lead up to the 2021 Holyrood election.
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