dada

• Nom avec deux sens distincts : terme informel pour père, probablement issu du babillage enfantin ; et mouvement artistique nihiliste ayant prospéré en Europe au début du XXe siècle, fondé sur l'irrationalité et le rejet des conventions esthétiques établies.

A noun with two distinct meanings: an informal term for a father, likely derived from baby talk; and a nihilistic art movement that flourished in early 20th-century Europe, based on irrationality and the negation of accepted laws of beauty.

1. Informal term for fatherA1informal

   A simple, affectionate word for a father, often used by young children or in casual family settings.

   Terme affectueux pour désigner le père

   • Dada, can you read me a story?
   • The baby said 'dada' for the first time today.
   • I love you, Dada!

   Synonymesdaddaddypapapop

2. B2formalart

   An early 20th-century avant-garde art movement that rejected traditional aesthetic standards and embraced absurdity, irrationality, and anti-art.

   Dada

   • Dada artists used found objects and collage to challenge conventional art.
   • The Dada movement emerged in Zurich during World War I.
   • Marcel Duchamp's 'Fountain' is a famous example of Dada art.

   Synonymesdadaism