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Music
English
Pronunciation
- myo͞o'zĭk, /ˈmjuːzɪk/, /"mju:zIk/
Etymology
From Latin (ars) musica, "(art) of the Muses".
Noun
music (mass noun)
- sound organized in time in a melodious way coming from an instrument (or appearing to), as opposed to song.
- a song accompanied by instruments, or appearing to.
- any pleasing or interesting sounds
- a guide to playing or singing a particular tune as opposed to just the lyrics-sheet music
- (with capital M) the subject devoting to song and playing instruments
- Something wonderful.
Synonyms
Derived terms
Translations
- Afrikaans: musiek
- Alabama: olaachi
- Albanian: muzikë {f}
- Amharic: ሙዚቃ
- Arabic: موسيقى (musiqa)
- Armenian: երաժշտություն
- Azeri: not, musiqi
- Basque: musika
- Belarusian: muzyka
- Bengali: bAjnA (বাজনা )
- Breton: sonerezh m, muzik m -où pl
- Bulgarian: музика f (1)
- Catalan: música f
- Chamorro: música, dandan
- Chinese character: 樂/楽/乐 (*ngak)
- Chinese: 音樂 /音乐 (yinyue), 樂曲 /乐曲 (yuequ)
- Croatian: arija , glazba , glazbena , glazbene , glazbeni , glazbom , muzika , muziku , note, orkestar
- Czech: hudba
- muziek f (1,2), bladmuziek f (3)
- Esperanto: muziko
- Dutch: muziek
- musiikki (1,2,3)
- musique f
- German: Musik f (1,2,3,5,6), Noten (pl) f (4)
- Greek: mouzike
- Haitian Creole: mizik
- Hawaiian: Mele , pila hoʻokani
- Hebrew: מוסיקה f
- Hiligaynon: lanton
- Hindi: संगीत विद्या, संगीत , राग, लय, ताल, सुर, सुस्वर, तालैक्य
- Hungarian: zene , énekóra , kotta
- i-Kiribati: te katangitang
- musica
- ceol m1
- musica f
- 音楽 (おんがく, ongaku)
- Korean: 음악 [音樂] (eumak)
- musica f
- Malagasy: mozika
- Musikk
- Farsi: moosiqi , hang
- Frisian: muzyk
- muzyka f
- música f
- muzică f
- музыка f
- música f
- Scottish Gaelic: ceòl nm. g.v. ciùil
- Slovak: hudba
- Swedish: musik
- Turkish: müzik
- Ukrainian: музика
Further reading
- Wikipedia article on the definition of music
Interlingua
Pronunciation
IPA: [ˈmuzik]
Adjective
music
- musical, of, or pertaining to music.
Synonym
- musical
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