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1.

• Englishtoner

• Englishpowder used in laser printers and photocopiers

• Catalantòner

• Chinese

• Mandarin碳粉

• Czechtoner

• Finnishmuste, kirjoitinmuste

• Frenchtoner

• GermanToner

• Hebre דיו

• Icelandicprentduft

• Japaneseトナートーナー

• Polishtoner

• Portuguesetoner

• Russianто́нер

• Spanishtóner

• Turkishtoner

2.

• Englishstone|kidney

• Englishfood

• Bashkirбөйөр

• Basquegiltzurrun

• Chinese

• Cantonese腎腰

• Mandarin腎腰

• Czechledvinky

• Frenchrognon

• Italianrognone

• Japaneseneeded

• Normanrîngnon

• Maltesekilwa

• Norwegian

• Bokmålnyre

• Nynorsknyre

• Occitanrenhon, ronhon

• Persianقلوه

• Polishcynaderka

• Portugueserim

• Russianпо́чки

• Swedishnjure

• Zazakivelkek

• Walloonrino, rno

3.

• Englishtritone

• Englishan interval of three whole tones

• Portuguesetrítono

4.

• Englishwhole tone

• Englishinterval of two-twelfths of an octave

• Norwegianheltone

5.

• Englishtone

• Englishspecific pitch, quality and duration, a note

• Catalanto

• Czechtón

• Danishtone

• Dutchtoon, noot

• Finnishääni, nuotti

• Frenchton

• Friulianton

• Georgianტონი

• GermanTon

• Greenlandicnipi

• Hebre צְלִילטוֹן

• Irishton

• Italiantono

• Latviantonis

• Lithuaniantonas

• Malagasynôty

• Malaynada

• Polishton

• Portuguesetom

• Russianтон

• Spanishtono

• Swahilikitone

• Swedishton

• Vietnamesetiếng

• 
  

• Englishtone

• Englishinterval of a major second

• Chinese

• Cantonese全音

• Mandarin全音

• Czechtón

• Dutchhele toon

• Frenchton

• Hebre טוֹן

• Irishton

• Lithuaniantonas

• Portuguesetom

• Russianтон

• Spanishtono

• Swahilikitone

• Swedishhelton

• Vietnamesenốt

• 
  

• Englishtone

• Englishrecitational melody

• GermanTon

• Malagasyfeo

• Swahilikitone

• 
  

• Englishtone

• Englishcharacter of a sound, especially the timbre of an instrument or voice

• Danishklang

• Dutchtoon, timbre

• GermanKlang

• Greenlandicnipi

• Hebre צְלִילטוֹן

• Irishglór

• Latviantonis

• Lithuaniantonas

• Malagasytondrom-peo

• Portuguesetom

• Russianтон

• Spanishtono

• Swahilikitone

• Swedishklang

• Vietnameseâm sắc, tiếng, giọng

• 
  

• Englishtone

• Englishpitch of a word that distinguishes a difference in meaning

• Arabicنَغْمَة

• Belarusianтон

• Bulgarianтон

• Burmeseအသံအနိမ့်အမြင့်

• Catalanto

• Chinese

• Cantonese聲調声

• Hakka聲調

• Mandarin聲調声

• Min Nan聲調

• Czechtón

• Danishtone, tonefald

• Dutchtoon

• Finnishtooni

• Frenchton

• GermanTon

• Hindiलहजा

• Hungariantónus

• Indonesiannada

• Irishton

• Japanese声調

• Khmerសូរ

• Korean성조

• Laoສຽງ, ວັນນະຍຸດ

• Latviantonis

• Lithuaniantonas

• Macedonianтон

• Malagasyhaabom-peo

• Malayneeded

• Navajozhítsʼóóz, wódahí qualifiernádei qualifier

• Portuguesetom

• Punjabineeded

• Russianтон

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicтон

• Romanton

• Slovaktón

• Sloveneton

• Spanishtono

• Swahilikitone

• Thaiวรรณยุกต์

• Ukrainianтон

• Vietnamesethanh điệu (

• Welshtôn

• Yiddishטאָן

• 
  

• Englishtone

• Englishmanner in which speech or writing is expressed

• Catalanto

• Danishtone, tonefald

• Dutchtoon

• Finnishäänensävy

• GermanStimmung

• Irishcuma

• Latviantonis

• Lithuaniantonas

• Maorihā

• Persianلحن

• Portuguesetom

• Russianинтона́ция

• Spanishtono

• Swahilikitone

• Swedishton

• 
  

• Englishtone

• Englishshade or quality of a colour

• Catalanto

• Danishfarvetone, nuance

• Dutchtoon

• GermanFarbton

• Irishton

• Latviantonis

• Lithuaniantonas, atspalvis

• Malaytona

• Persianتن

• Polishodcień

• Portuguesetom

• Russianтон

• Spanishtono

• Swahilikitone

• Swedishton, nyans

• Vietnamesesắc

• 
  

• Englishtone

• Englishfirmness of a muscle or organ

• Czechtonus

• Danishtonus, spændingstilstand

• Lithuaniantonusas

• Malagasyhery

• Russianто́нус

• Swahilikitone

• 
  

• Englishtone

• Englishsheets of sticky plastic with dots printed on them used to create comic books

• Swahilikitone

• 
  

• Englishtone

• Englishgive a tone to

• Danishtone

• Swahilikitone

• Swedishtona

• 
  

• Englishtone

• Englishchange the colour o

• Danishtone

• Malagasymamadi-doko

• Swahilikitone

• Swedishtona

• 
  

• Englishtone

• Englishmake (something) firmer

• Danishforstærke, styrke

• Swahilikitone

• 
  

• Englishtone

• Englishharmonize, especially in colour

• Danishharmonisere

• Malagasymampirindra

• Russianгармони́ровать

• Swahilikitone

6.

• Englishundertone

• Englishauditory tone

• Romanianton slabsemiton

• Russianприглушённый го́лос

7.

• Englishsemitone

• Englishinterval between adjacent keys

• Czechpůltón

• Danishhalvtone

• Faroesehálvtóni

• Finnishpuoliaskel, puolisävelaskel

• Frenchdemi-ton

• Italiansemitono

• Norwegianhalvtone

• Portuguesesemitom

• Russianполуто́н

• Slovakpoltón

• Slovenepolton

• Spanishsemitono

8.

• Englishtoneless

• Englishlacking tone or expression

• Chinese

• Mandarin單調单调

• Finnishsoinniton, sävytön

• Russianневырази́тельный

• 
  

• Englishtoneless

• Englishhaving no tone (in tonal languages)

• Chinese

• Mandarin缺乏聲調的

• Finnishtooniton

9.

• Englishringtone

• Englishsound made by a telephone when ringing

• Arabicنَغْمَة الرَنَّةنَغْمَة رَنِيننَغْمَة

• Bulgarianрингтон

• Chinese

• Mandarin鈴聲, 铃声

• Czechvyzváněcí melodie gof a cell phone, vyzváněcí tón

• Dutchringtone

• Esperantoneeded

• Finnishsoittoääni

• Frenchsonnerie

• GermanKlingelton

• Hebre נעימוןרינגטון

• Hindiरिंगटोन

• Hungariancsengőhang

• Icelandichringitónn

• Italiansuoneria

• Japanese着信音着信メロディ

• Norwegianringetone

• Polishdzwonek

• Portugueseringtone

• Russianзвоно́кмело́дия

• Spanishringtone

• Swedishringsignal

• Teluguరింగ్‌టోన్

• Thaiเสียงเรียกเข้า

10.

• Englishtwelve-tone technique

• Englishsystem of musical composition

• Catalandodecafonisme

• Chinese

• Mandarin十二音技法

• Czechdodekafonie

• Danishtolvtonemusik

• Dutchdodecafonie

• Estoniandodekafoonia

• Finnishkaksitoistasäveljärjestelmä

• Frenchdodécaphonisme

• GermanZwölftontechnikReihentechnik

• Italiandodecafonia

• Japanese十二音技法

• Latindodecaphonia, musica dodecaphonica, dodecaphonismus

• Polishdodekafonia

• Portuguesedodecafonismo

• Russianдодекафо́ния

• Slovakdodekafonická hudba

• Spanishmúsica dodecafónica

• Swedishtolvtonsmusik

• Ukrainianдодекафо́нія

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