The kanji 唄唄 primarily means "song" or "singing." It represents the act of singing and, by extension, songs themselves.

・On-yomi (音読み): バイ (bai) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): うた (uta)

⚫︎民謡唄 Translation: folk song ⚫︎童謡唄 Translation: children's song ⚫︎歌唄う Translation: to sing

The kanji 唄唄 is a combination of two parts. The left side is "口" (くち, kuchi), meaning "mouth." The right side is "貝" (かい, kai), meaning "shell." Originally, "貝" represented valuable things. Together, the kanji depicts someone opening their mouth (口) to sing and praise (貝), signifying the expression of feelings and emotions through songs.