Definition of veillée in English:

veillée

(also veillee)

noun ˌveɪˈjeɪ

In French-speaking areas: a traditional evening social gathering of a family or community, often with singing, dancing, etc.

Early 19th century. From French veillée social evening gathering from veiller to stay awake, to keep watch + -ée, suffix forming nouns.

(also veillee)

nounˌveɪˈjeɪ

In French-speaking areas: a traditional evening social gathering of a family or community, often with singing, dancing, etc.

Early 19th century. From French veillée social evening gathering from veiller to stay awake, to keep watch + -ée, suffix forming nouns.

单词	veillée
释义	Definition of veillée in English: veillée (also veillee) noun ˌveɪˈjeɪ In French-speaking areas: a traditional evening social gathering of a family or community, often with singing, dancing, etc. Origin Early 19th century. From French veillée social evening gathering from veiller to stay awake, to keep watch + -ée, suffix forming nouns. Definition of veillée in US English: veillée (also veillee) nounˌveɪˈjeɪ In French-speaking areas: a traditional evening social gathering of a family or community, often with singing, dancing, etc. Origin Early 19th century. From French veillée social evening gathering from veiller to stay awake, to keep watch + -ée, suffix forming nouns.
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