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1.

• Englishdistortion

• Englisheffect used in music

• Danishdistortion

• Finnishsärö

• Frenchdistorsion

• GermanVerzerrung

• Greekπαραμόρφωση

• Portuguesedistorção

• Russianдисто́ршн

• Frenchcheckcorruptionaberration

2.

• Englishaccompaniment

• Englishmusic: that which gives support or adds to the background

• Bulgarianсъпровод

• Catalansegona

• Chinese

• Mandarin伴奏

• Czechdoprovod

• Dutchbegeleiding

• Finnishsäestys

• Frenchaccompagnement

• GermanBegleitung

• Japanese伴奏

• Portugueseacompanhamento

• Romanianacompaniament

• Russianаккомпанеме́нт

• Spanishacompañamiento

• Swedishackompanjemang, komp

• Turkisheşlik

3.

• Englishqanun

• Englishmusical instrument

• Arabicقَانُون

• Armenianքանոն

• Old Armenianղանոն

• Azeriqanun

• Greekκανονάκι

• Russianкано́н

• Turkishkanun

4.

• Englishvariation

• Englisha musical technique based on an altered repetition of a theme

• Catalanvariació

• Chinese

• Mandarin變奏曲

• Dutchvariatie

• Finnishmuuntelu

• Frenchvariation

• GermanVariation

• Greekπαραλλαγή

• Italianvariazione

• Japanese変奏曲

• Polishwariacja

• Portuguesevariação

• Russianвариа́ция

• Swedishvariation

• Turkishçeşitleme

• Korean변종

5.

• Englishdyad

• Englishmusic: any set of two different pitch classes

• Finnishdyadi

• Japanese二和音

• Portuguesedíade

6.

• Englishmusician

• Englishperson who performs or writes music

• Afrikaansmusikant, musikus, musici

• Albanianmuzikant

• Arabicمُوسِيقِيّ

• Armenianերաժիշտ

• Asturianmúsicu

• Azerimusiqiçi

• Basquemusikari

• Belarusianмузы́камузыка́нт

• Bengaliবাদক

• Bretonsonermuzisian

• Bulgarianмузика́нт

• Burmeseဂီတသမား

• Catalanmúsic

• Chechenмузыкант

• Chinese

• Mandarin音樂家

• Czechhudebník

• Danishmusiker

• Dutchmuzikantmusicus

• Esperantomuzikisto

• Estonianmuusik

• Finnishmuusikko qualifierkuoronjohtaja qualifier

• Frenchmusicien

• Galicianmúsico

• Georgianმუსიკოსი

• GermanTonkünstlerMusikus

• Greekμουσικός

• Greenlandicnipilersortartoq

• Hebre מוּזִיקַאי

• Hindiसंगीतकार

• Hungarianzenész, muzsikus

• Icelandictónlistarmaður

• Indonesianmusikus, pemusik

• Irishceoltóir

• Italianmusicistamusico

• Japanese音楽家

• Kalmykкөгҗмч

• Kazakhмузыкант

• Khmerវាទកៈអ្នកភ្លេង

• Korean음악가

• Kyrgyzмузыкант

• Laoນັກດົນຕີ

• Latvianmūziķis

• Lithuanianmuzikantas

• LuxembourgishMuseker

• Macedonianму́зичар

• Malaypemuzik

• Maorikaiwhakatangi

• Mongolianхөгжимчин

• Normanmusicien

• Norwegian

• Bokmålmusiker

• Nynorskmusikar

• Persianموزیسینموزیکان

• Polishmuzyk

• Portuguesemúsico

• Romanianmuzician

• Russianмузыка́нт

• Scottish gaelicceòladair

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicмузичар

• Romanmuzičar

• Slovakhudobník

• Sloveneglasbenik

• Sothosebini

• Spanishmúsico

• Swahilimwimbaji, mwanamuziki

• Swedishmusikant

• Tagalogmusiko

• Tajikмусиқачӣ

• Thaiนักดนตรี

• Turkishmüzisyen

• Turkmensazandar, sazanda

• Ukrainianмузика́нт

• Urduموسیقار

• Uzbekmuzikant, muzikachi

• Vietnamesenhạc sĩ

• Volapükmusigan

• Yiddishמוזיקער

7.

• Englishattune

• Englishto bring into musical accord

• Bulgarianхармонизирам

• Frenchaccorder

• Occitanaccordar, armonizar

8.

• Englishdance

• Englishmovements to music

• Afrikaansdans

• Albanianvallëzi

• American Sign LanguageV@NearPalm-FingerDown-OpenB@CenterTrunkhigh-PalmUp Sidetoside

• Arabicرَقْص

• Egyptian Arabicرقص

• Moroccan Arabicشطح

• Armenianպար

• Asturianbaille

• Azerirəqs, oyun

• Baluchiناچ

• Bashkirбейеү

• Basquedantza

• Belarusianта́нец

• Bengaliনৃত্য

• Bulgarianтанц

• Burmeseအက

• Catalanball

• Chinese

• Mandarin舞蹈跳舞

• Crimean Tataroyun

• Czechtanec

• Danishdans

• Dutchdans

• Esperantodanco

• Estoniantants

• Eweɣeɖuɖu

• Faroesedansur

• Finnishtanssi

• Frenchdanse

• Galiciandanza

• Georgianცეკვა

• GermanTanz

• Greekχορός

• Ancientχορόςβαλλισμός

• Hebre ריקודמָחוֹל

• Hindiनाच

• Hungariantánc

• Icelandicdans

• Idodanso

• Indonesiantari

• Interlinguadansa

• Irishdamhsa

• Italianballo

• Japaneseダンス舞踊

• Kalmykби

• Kannadaನೃತ್ಯ

• Kazakhби

• Khmerរបាំ

• Korean춤

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjidansreqis

• Soraniله‌نجه‌سه‌ما

• Kyrgyzбий

• Laoນັດຈະ

• Latinsaltatiosaltatus, saltatus

• Latviandeja

• Lithuanianšokis

• Lojbandansu

• LuxembourgishDanz

• Lüneeded

• Macedonianтанц

• Malaytari

• Malayalamആട്ടംനൃത്തം

• Malteseżfin

• Manchuᠮᠠᡴᠰᡳᠨ

• Maorikanikani

• Marathiनाच

• Mongolianбүжиг

• Navajoazhish

• Neapolitanballà

• Normandànseriedans'siedaunche

• Norwegian

• Bokmåldans

• Nynorskdans

• Ossetianкафт

• Persianرقص

• Middle Persiannart

• Polishtaniec

• Portuguesedança

• Romaniandans

• Romanschsautsaultsòlt

• Russianпляспля́ската́нец

• Sanskritनटनम्

• Scottish gaelicdannsa

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicплесигранкатанац

• Romanplestanac

• Shanneeded

• Slovaktanec

• Sloveneples

• Spanishbaile

• Swahilingoma, dansi, densi

• Swedishdans

• Tagalogsayaw

• Tajikрақс

• Tamilஆடல், கூத்து, நடனம்

• Taostò’óne

• Tatarбие-ргә

• Teluguనృత్యం

• Thaiเต้นรำ

• Turkishdans, raks

• Turkmentans

• Ukrainianта́нецьта́нок

• Urduرقصناچنرتیہ

• Uzbekraqs

• Vietnamesequalifiervi

• Volapükdanüd, qualifiervo

• Walloondanse

• Welshdawns

• Yakutүҥкүү

9.

• Englishtreble

• EnglishThe highest singing voice (especially as for a boy) or part in musical composition

• Russianдиска́нт, сопра́но

• Spanishtiple

10.

• Englishzurna

• Englishmusical instrument

• Armenianզուռնա

• Azerizurna

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishzurna

• Georgianზურნა

• Greekζουρνάς

• Lithuanianbirbynė

• Ottoman Turkishزورنا

• Persianسرناسورنای

• Polishsurma

• Russianзурна́

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicзурна

• Romanzurna

• Spanishzurna

• Turkishzurna

11.

• Englishperfect

• Englishmusic: interval or any compound interval of a unison, octave, or fourths and fifths that are not tritones.

• Vietnameseđúng

• Idocheckperfekta

• Khmercheckល្អឥតខ្ចោះ

• Lojbancheckprane

12.

• Englishband

• Englishgroup of musicians

• Arabicفِرْقَة

• Bashkirтөркөм

• Bulgarianгру́пабенд

• Chinese

• Cantonese樂隊, 乐队

• Mandarin樂隊

• Czechkapela

• Dutchband

• Esperantobando

• Estonianbänd, ansambel

• Finnishsoittokunta, yhtye, bändi

• Frenchgroupe

• Georgianანსამბლი, ორკესტრი, ჯგუფი

• GermanBandMusikkapelle

• Greekσυγκρότημα

• Greenlandicnipilersortartut

• Hebre לַהֲקָה

• Italiangruppo musicale

• Japanese楽団バンド

• Korean밴드악단

• Latviangrupa

• Low German

• German Low GermanBand

• Malaykugiran, kumpulan gitar rancak, pancaraga

• Maoripāna

• Norwegian

• Bokmålband

• Nynorskband

• Polishzespółgrupa muzyczna

• Portuguesebanda

• Romanianformație

• Russianорке́стргру́ппа

• Scotsbaund

• Scottish gaeliccòmhlan

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicбенд

• Romanbend

• Spanishbanda

• Swahilibendi

• Swedishband

• Tagalogqualifiertl

• Thaiวงดนตรี, วง

• Vietnameseban nhạc

• Volapükmusigane

• 
  

• Englishband

• Englishorchestra originally playing janissary music

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishsoittokunta, torvisoittokunta

• GermanBlaskapelle

• Norwegiankorps

• Swahilibendi

13.

• Englishambient

• English(music) evoking or creating an atmosphere

• Finnishtunnelmallinen

• Italianambientale

• Latvianambientā mūzika

• Marathivaataavaran

• Persianامبینت

• 
  

• Englishambient

• EnglishType of modern music

• Finnishambient-musiikki

• Italianambient

• Latvianambientā mūzika

• Portugueseambient

• Russianэмбие́нт

14.

• Englishart rock

• Englishexperimental, intellectual rock music

• Portugueserock arte

15.

• Englishdrop

• Englishof music: to release to the public

• Finnishjulkaista

• 
  

• Englishdrop

• Englishof music: to enter public distribution

• Finnishilmestyä

16.

• Englishnocturne

• Englisha dreamlike or pensive composition

• Catalannocturn

• Chinese

• Mandarin夜曲

• Frenchnocturne

• Galiciannocturno

• GermanNachtstückNocturne

• Greekνυχτωδία

• Idonokturno

• Italiannotturno

• Japanese夜想曲ノクターン

• Korean녹턴

• Norwegian

• Norwegian Bokmålnocturne

• Maoriwhakatangipō

• Polishnokturn

• Portuguesenoturno

• Russianноктю́рн

• Rusynнокту́рно

• Serbo-Croatianноктурно

• Spanishnocturno

• Swedishnocturne

• Turkishnoktürn

17.

• Englishpercussion

• Englishmusic: section of percussion instruments

• Catalanpercussió

• Chinese

• Mandarin打擊樂器

• Czechbicí

• Danishslagtøj

• Finnishlyömäsoittimet

• GermanPerkussion

• Icelandicslagverk

• Irishcnaguirlis

• Norwegian

• Bokmålslagverk

• Nynorskslagverk

• Portuguesepercussão

• Russianуда́рный инструме́нт

18.

• Englishmambo

• EnglishLatin American music genre

• Arabicمَامْبُو

• Armenianմամբո

• Chinese

• Cantonese曼波

• Mandarin曼波

• Min Nan曼波

• Frenchmambo

• GermanMambo

• Greekμάμπο

• Hindiमम्बो

• Italianmambo

• Japaneseマンボ

• Korean맘보

• Marathiमाम्बो

• Portuguesemambo

• Russianма́мбо

• Spanishmambo

• Swedishmambo

• Thaiแมมโบ

• Urduمیمبو

19.

• Englishcadenza

• Englishdecorative solo piece of music

• Frenchcadence

• GermanKadenz

• Hungariankadencia

• Italiancadenza

• Russianкаде́нция

20.

• Englishappoggiatura

• Englisha type of musical ornament which creates a suspension

• Portugueseapogiatura

21.

• Englishinterpolation

• Englishmusic: abrupt change in elements

• Finnishinterpolaatio

• Russianинтерполя́ция

22.

• Englishjukebox

• Englisha coin-operated machine that plays recorded music

• Arabicجُوكْبُوكْس

• Armenianերաժշտական ավտոմատ

• Chinese

• Mandarin點唱機, 点唱机光碟櫃,

• Czechjukebox

• Danishjukeboks

• Dutchjukebox

• Esperantodiskogurdo

• Finnishlevyautomaatti, jukeboksi

• Frenchjuke-box

• Georgianპატეფონ-ავტომატი

• GermanMusikautomatJukebox

• Italianjuke-box

• Japaneseジュークボックス

• Khmerម៉ាស៊ីនចាក់ថាសភ្លេង

• Laoneeded

• Manxkishtey kiaullee

• Norwegian

• Bokmåljukeboks

• Nynorskjukeboks

• Polishszafa grająca

• Portuguesejuke-box

• Russianпроигрыватель-автомат

• Serbo-Croatiansviralica

• Spanishgramola

• Swedishjukebox

• Thaiตู้เพลง

• Vietnameseneeded

23.

• Englishopus

• Englisha work of music or set of works with a specified rank

• Russianо́пус

• Swedishopus

24.

• Englishscherzo

• Englishmusic

• Italianscherzo

• Polishscherzo

• Romanianscherzo

25.

• Englishpermutation

• Englishmusic: transformation of a set's prime for

• Finnishpermutaatio

• Portuguesepermutação

• Russianпермутация

• Bulgariancheckпермутация

• Estoniancheckpermutatsioon

• checktrans-mid

• Latincheckpermutatio

• Slovakcheckpermutácia

26.

• Englishreel

• Englishdance, music

• Danishreel

• Frenchreel

• Russianрил

• Scottish gaelicruidhle

• Swedishreel

27.

• Englishensemble

• Englisha group of musicians, dancers etc who perform together, the chorus of a ballet company

• Bulgarianанса́мбъл

• Chinese

• Mandarin合奏樂隊

• Dutchensemble

• Finnishyhtye, ensemble

• Frenchensemble

• GermanEnsemble

• Greenlandicnipilersortut

• Hungarianegyüttes

• Japanese合奏アンサンブルバンド

• Macedonianанса́мбл

• Normanensemble

• Portugueseensemble

• Russianанса́мбль

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicанса̀мбл

• Romanansàmbl

• Sloveneansambel

• Swedishensemble

28.

• Englishstave off|stave

• Englishparallel lines to write music on

• Chinese

• Mandarin譜表五线谱

• Czechnotová osnova

• Dutchbalk

• Finnishnuottiviivasto

• Frenchportée

• GermanNotenlinien

• Italianpentagramma

• Japanese五線

• Russianно́тный стан

• Swedishnotrad

29.

• Englishoratorio

• Englisha musical composition on a religious theme

• Belarusianараторыя

• Frenchoratorio

• Hebre אורטוריה

• Hungarianoratóriu

• Icelandicóratóría

• Irishoratóir

• Latvianoratorija

• Polishoratoriu

• Portugueseoratório

• Russianорато́рия

• Ukrainianораторія

30.

• Englishstep

• Englishmusic: interval between two contiguous degrees of the scale

• Finnishaskel

• Japanese度

• Russianступе́нь

• Swahilihatua

31.

• Englishska

• EnglishJamaican dance music

• Esperantoskao

• Swedishska

32.

• Englishmarch

• Englishsong in the genre of music written for marching

• Afrikaansmars

• Armenianքայլերգ

• Catalanmarxa

• Chinese

• Mandarin行進曲

• Czechpochod

• Danishmarch

• Dutchmars

• Estonianmarss

• Finnishmarssi

• Frenchmarche

• GermanMarsch

• Greekεμβατήριο

• Hebre מארש

• Hungarianinduló

• Icelandicmars

• Irishmairseal

• Italianmarcia

• Japanese行進

• Latvianmaršs

• Norwegianmarsj

• Persianمارش

• Polishmarsz

• Portuguesemarcha

• Russianмарш

• Scotsmairch

• Scottish gaelicmàrsail

• Slovakpochod

• Slovenemarš

• Spanishmarcha

• Swedishmarsch

• Tagalogmartsa

• Turkishmarş, coşturu

• Walloonmåtche

• Yiddishמאַרש

33.

• Englishcountry

• Englishcountry music

• Arabic

• Egyptian Arabicكونتري

• Armenianքանթրի

• Bulgarianкъ̀нтри

• Chinese

• Mandarin鄉村音樂

• Dutchcountry

• Estoniankantri

• Finnishkantri

• Georgianქანთრი

• GermanCountry

• Japaneseカントリー

• Korean컨트리

• Latviankantrī

• Lithuaniankantri

• Macedonianка́нтри

• Norwegian

• Bokmålcountry

• Nynorskcountry

• Polishcountry

• Portuguesecountry

• Russianка́нтри

• Spanishranchera

• Swedishcountry

34.

• Englishfolk rock

• Englishmusic subgenre

• Finnishfolkrock

35.

• Englishrock and roll

• Englishstyle of music

• Arabicرُوك أَنْد رُولرُوك أَنْد رُول

• Belarusianрок-н-ролл

• Bulgarianрокендрол

• Chinese

• Mandarin搖滾

• Esperantorokenrolo

• Frenchrock and roll

• GermanRock ’n’ Roll

• Greekροκ εντ ρολ

• Hebre רוק אנד רול

• Hindiरॉक एंड रोल

• Irishrac-cheol

• Japaneseロックンロール

• Korean로큰롤

• Persianراک اند رول

• Portugueserock and roll

• Romanianrock

• Russianрок-н-ро́лл

• Ukrainianрок-н-ролл

36.

• Englishdirector musices

• Englishtitle

• Finnishdirector musices qualifier

37.

• Englishtrio

• Englishgroup of three musicians

• Chinese

• Mandarin三重唱

• Czechtrio

• Frenchtrio

• GermanDreiergruppe

• Italiantrio

• Japanese三重唱instrumental, トリオ

• Russianтри́о

• 
  

• Englishtrio

• Englisha piece of music written for three musicians

• Czechtrio

• Dutchtrio

• Frenchtrio

• GermanTrio

• Italiantrio

• Spanishtrío

• 
  

• Englishtrio

• Englishpassage in the middle of minuet

• Dutchtrio

• Frenchneeded

• GermanTerzett

• Italiantrio

• Spanishtrío

• Swedishtrio

• (a) group of three people or things

• (b) group of three musicians

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• Dutchchecktrio

• Galicianchecktrío

• Italianchecktrio

• Spanishchecktrío

38.

• Englishsolo

• Englishpiece of music for one

• Armenianմեներգ

• Chinese

• Mandarin獨奏独唱

• Dutchsolo

• Finnishsoolo

• Frenchsolo

• GermanSolo

• Greekσόλο

• Irishaonréad

• Italianassolo

• Japaneseソロ独奏独唱

• Normansolo

• Maorihianga

• Portuguesesolo

• Romaniansolo

• Russianсо́ло

• Spanishsolo

• Swedishsolo

• 
  

• Englishsolo

• Englishof a musical solo

• Chinese

• Mandarin獨唱

• Dutchsolo

• Frenchneeded

• Germansolo

• Italiansolista, da solista, per solista

• Portuguesesolo

• Romaniansolo

• Russianсо́ло

• Spanishsolo

• Swedishsolo

39.

• Englishsystem

• English(music) set of staffs indicating simultaneity

40.

• Englishidea

• Englishmusical theme

• Italiantema

• Russianте́ма

• Teluguస్వరకల్పన

• Mongoliancheckсанаа

41.

• Englishtoccata

• Englishmusical piece

• Catalantocata

• Czechtokáta

• Esperantotokato

• Frenchtoccata

• Icelandictokkata

• Italiantoccata

• Japaneseトッカータ

• Portuguesetocata

• Russianтокка́та

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicтока̀та

• Romantokàta

• Slovenetokáta

• Spanishtocata

• Swedishtoccata

42.

• Englishpost horn

• Englishmusical instrument

• Catalancorn de posta

• GermanPosthorn

43.

• Englishtranspose

• Englishmusic: write or perform (a piece) in another key

• Catalantransportar

• Czechtransponovat

• Germantransponieren

• Greekδιασκευάζω

• Portuguesetranspor

• Russianтранспони́ровать

• Spanishtransportar

• Swedishtransponera

44.

• Englishfunk

• Englishgenre of popular music

• Bulgarianфънк

• Chinese

• Mandarin放克魂克

• Finnishfunk

• Frenchfunk

• GermanFunk

• Irishfunc

• Italianfunkulo

• Japaneseファンク

• Portuguesefunk

• Russianфанк

• Spanishfunk

• Swedishfunk

45.

• Englishopen|wide

• Englishmusic: without any fingers pressing the string against the fingerboard

• Finnishavoin

• Germanoffen

• Russianоткры́тый

• Arabiccheckمَفْتُوحْ

• Esperantocheckricevema, qualifiereo

• Idocheckapertar

• Romaniancheckdeschisdeschiși

• Swahilicheckwazi

• Turkishcheckaçık

46.

• Englishpolonaise

• Englishmusic for this dance

• Catalanpolonesa

• Polishpolonez

• Russianполоне́з

47.

• Englishprospect

• Englishmusic: façade of an organ

• Finnishjulkisivupillistö, julkisivu

48.

• Englishsequence

• Englishseries of musical phrases where a theme or melody is repeated

• Danishtonerække

• Finnishsekvenssi

• Frenchséquence

• GermanSequenz

• Hungarianszekvencia

• Irishseicheamh

• Portuguesesequência

• Russianсекве́нция

• 
  

• Englishsequence

• Englishpoetic, music composition used in some Catholic Masses between the readings

• Danishsekvens

• Finnishsekvenssi

• Frenchséquence

• Hungarianszekvencia

• Portuguesesequência

• Russianсекве́нция

49.

• Englishnote

• Englishmusical sound

• Armenianձայնանիշ, նոտա

• Chinese

• Mandarin音符

• Czechnota

• Danishnode

• Dutchtoon

• Finnishnuotti, sävel

• Frenchnote

• GermanTon

• Greekνότα

• Italiannota

• Latviannots

• Macedonianно́та

• Maoriorotangi

• Polishnuta

• Portuguesenota

• Romaniannotă

• Russianно́та

• Scottish gaelicnota

• Serbo-Croatiannota

• Slovenenota

• Spanishnota

• Tagalognota, tiknig

• Teluguస్వరము

• 
  

• Englishnote

• Englishto set down in musical characters

• Dutchnoteren

• Estoniannoteerima

• Finnishnuotittaa

• Macedonianноти́ра

• Koreancheck메모를 적어 두다

• Idochecknotar

50.

• Englishrange

• Englishmusic

• Arabicneeded

• Dutchbereik

• Finnishääniala

• Frenchgamme

• Greekκλίμακα

• Hebre מִנְעָד

• Italianestensionegamma

• Russianдиапазо́н

• Slovenerazpon

• Spanishextensión

• Swahilimasafa

51.

• Englishinstrument|statutory

• Englishmusical device

• Arabicالة موسيقية

• Catalaninstrument

• Chinese

• Mandarincheck樂器

• Czechnástroj

• Danishinstrument

• Dutchinstrument

• Esperantoinstrumento

• Estonianpill, muusikariist

• Finnishsoitin, instrumentti

• Frenchinstrument

• GermanInstrument

• Greekόργανο

• Greenlandicnipilersuut

• Hebre כלי נגינה

• Hungarianhangszer

• Icelandichljóðfæri

• Idomuzik-instrumento, muzikilo

• Irishuirlisgléas

• Italianstrumento

• Japanese楽器

• Korean악기

• Latinorganum

• Latvianinstruments

• Lithuanianinstrumentas

• Malayalamസംഗീത ഉപകരണം

• Maorimea whakatangi

• Norwegian

• Bokmålinstrument

• Nynorskinstrument

• Polishinstrument

• Portugueseinstrumento

• Romanianinstrument

• Russianинструме́нт

• Scottish gaelicionnsramaid

• Sloveneinstrument

• Spanishinstrumento

• Swedishinstrument

• Urduاوزارساز

52.

• Englishcompose

• Englishto construct by mental labor, to think up

• Bulgarianсъчинявам, творя

• Czechqualifiercs

• Dutchqualifiernl

• Estonianlooma

• Finnishluoda, qualifierfi

• Frenchcomposer

• Germanabfassen, verfassen, komponieren

• Greekσυνθέτω

• Hebre חיברהלחין

• Irishcu

• Portuguesecompor

• Russianсочиня́тьписа́ть

• Vietnamesesoạn thảo, biên soạn, soạn

53.

• Englishheavy

• Englishof music: loud, distorted

• Finnishkova

• Portuguesepesado

54.

• Englishpassage

• Englishsection of text or music

• Catalanpassatge

• Chinese

• Mandarin片斷

• Czechpasáž

• Dutchpassage

• Finnishjakso, jae (numbered section of text), juoksutus (section of music)

• Frenchpassage

• GermanPassus

• Greekαπόσπασμαχωρίο

• Japanese一節

• Latintransituslocus

• Norwegian

• Bokmålpassasje

• Nynorskpassasje

• Portuguesepassagem

• Russianпасса́жотры́воквы́держка

• Sloveneodlomek

• Spanishpasaje

• Swahilimapito

55.

• Englishscore

• Englishmusical composition in a format indicating how the composition is to be played

• Catalanpartitura

• Chinese

• Mandarin樂譜

• Czechpartitura

• Danishpartitur

• Dutchpartituur

• Esperantopartituro

• Estonianpartituur

• Finnishpartituuri

• Frenchpartition

• GermanPartitur

• Hungarianpartitúra, vezérkönyv

• Irishscór

• Italianspartito

• Japanese楽譜

• Norwegianpartitur

• Portuguesepartitura

• Russianпартиту́ра

• Scottish gaelicsgòr

• Slovenepartitura

• Spanishpartitura

• Swedishpartitur

• Tagalogtalaawitan, talatugtugan

• Welshsgôr

• 
  

• Englishscore

• Englishto provide a film, etc. with a musical score

• Finnishsoitintaa

56.

• Englishmovement|scout

• Englishmusic: division of a larger musical composition

• Chinese

• Mandarin乐章

• Czechvěta

• Dutchbeweging

• Finnishosa

• GermanSatz

• Greekμέρος

• Japanese楽章

• Norwegian

• Bokmålsats

• Nynorsksats

• Romanianmișcare

• Slovenestavek

• Swedishsats

57.

• Englishjazz

• Englishmusical art for

• Arabicجَاز

• Armenianջազ

• Belarusianджаз

• Bulgarianджаз

• Catalanjazz

• Chinese

• Mandarin爵士樂, 爵士乐

• Czechdžez

• Danishjazz

• Dutchjazz

• Esperantoĵazo

• Estoniandžäss

• Faroesedjassur

• Finnishjazz, jatsi

• Frenchjazz

• Georgianჯაზი

• GermanJazz

• Greekτζαζ

• Hebre ג׳אז

• Hindiजाज़

• Hungariandzsessz

• Icelandicdjass

• Idojazo

• Irishsnagcheol

• Italianjazz

• Japaneseジャズ

• Khmerហ្សាស

• Korean재즈

• Lithuaniandžiazas

• Macedonianџез

• Malayjaz

• Maoripuoro takihuri

• Marathiजॅज

• Norwegian

• Bokmåljazz

• Nynorskjazz

• Persianجاز

• Polishdżez

• Portuguesejazz

• Romanianjazz

• Russianджаз

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicџез

• Romandžez

• Slovakdžez

• Slovenedžez

• Spanishjazz

• Swedishjazz

• Tagalogdiyas, dyas

• Turkishcaz

• Turkmenjaz

• Ukrainianджаз

• Uyghurجاز

• Yiddishדזשאַז

• 
  

• Englishjazz

• Englishto play jazz music

• Danishspille jazz

• Finnishsoittaa jazzia, jatsata

• 
  

• Englishjazz

• Englishto dance to jazz music

• Danishjazze

• Finnishjatsata

58.

• Englishmugham

• Englishfolk musical composition

• Armenianմուղամ

• Azerimuğa

• Georgianმუღამი

• Russianмугам

• Turkishmuğa

59.

• Englishmusically

• Englishin a musical manner

• Finnishmusiikillinen

• Frenchmusicalement

• Germanmusikalisch

• Italianmusicalmente

• Maltesemużikalment

• Spanishmusicalmente

60.

• Englishrequiem

• Englishmusical composition composed for such a mass

• Danishrekviem

• Dutchrequie, dodenmis

• Finnishrequie

• GermanRequiem

• Hungarianrekvie

• Icelandicsálumessa

• Idorequie

• Japanese鎮魂歌

• Ladinoendecha

• Polishrequiem

• Portugueseréquiem

• Spanishréquiem

• Swedishrekviem

• Turkishağıt

• Zazakihewal

• 
  

• Englishrequiem

• Englishpiece of music composed to honor a dead person

• Danishrekviem

• Finnishrequie

• Hungarianrekvie

• Idorequie

• Japanese鎮魂歌

• Swedishrekviem

• Spanishcheckréquie

61.

• Englishminiature

• Englisha musical composition which is short in duration

• Russianминиатю́ра

62.

• Englishnoise

• Englishgenre of rock music using non-musical sounds

• Lithuanianchecktriukšmas

• Spanishcheckruido

• Swahilicheckkilele

• Telugucheckశబ్దంగోల

• Turkishcheckgürültü, checkpatırtı, checkşıltak

63.

• Englishgospel music

• Englishtype of music

• Chinese

• Cantonese福音音樂

• Mandarin福音音樂

• Min Nan福音音樂

• Finnishgospel, gospel-musiikki, gospelmusiikki

• Japaneseゴスペル

• Marathiगॉस्पेल संगीत

• Portuguesegospel

• Russianго́спел

• Spanishgóspel

• Swedishgospel

64.

• Englisheffects unit

• Englishdevice that alters how a musical instrument sounds

• Chinese

• Mandarin效果器

• Finnishefektilaite

• Russianneeded

65.

• Englishwoodwind instrument

• Englishmusical instrument

• Arabicآلَة نفخ خَشَبِيَّة

• Catalaninstrument de fusta

• Chinese

• Mandarin木管樂器

• Min Nanphín-siau

• Czechdřevěný nástroj

• Danishtræblæser

• Dutchhoutblazer

• Esperantoligna blovinstrumento

• Estonianpuupuhkpill

• Finnishpuupuhallin

• Frenchbois

• GermanHolzblasinstrument

• Greekόργανο καλάμων

• Hebre כלי נשיפה מעץ

• Indonesianinstrumen woodwind

• Italianlegno

• Japanese木管楽器

• Korean목관 악기

• Latininstrumentum ligni et venti

• Macedonianдрвен дувачки инструмент

• Norwegiantreblåseinstrument

• Polishinstrument dęty drewniany

• Portuguesemadeira

• Quechuaqiru phukuna waqachina

• Russianдеревя́нный духово́й инструме́нт

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicдрвени дувачки инструмент

• Romandrveni duvački instrument

• Slovakdrevený dychový nástroj

• Slovenepihalni instrument

• Spanishinstrumento de viento-madera

• Swedishträblåsinstrument

• Turkishtahta nefesli çalgı

66.

• Englishdiscord

• Englishmusical dissonance

• Bulgarianдисонанс

• Dutchkakofonie

• Finnishriitasointu

• GermanDissonanz

• Greekδυσαρμονία

• Italiandissonanza

• Japanese不協和音

• Portuguesediscórdia

• Russianдиссона́нс

• Swedishdissonans

• Teluguఅపస్వరము

• Turkishkakofoni

67.

• Englishrock music

• Englishpopular music genre

• Arabicمُوسِيقَى اَلرُّوكاَلرُّوك

• Chinese

• Mandarin搖滾音樂摇滚乐

• Esperantorokmuziko, roko

• Frenchrock

• GermanRockmusik

• Hindiरॉक संगीत

• Japaneseロック音楽ロック

• Korean락 음악

• Marathiरॉक संगीत

• Persianراک

• Portugueserock

• Russianрок-му́зыка

• Rusynрок-му́зика

• Vietnamesenhạc rock, rock

68.

• Englishallegretto

• Englishmusical direction

• Chinese

• Mandarin小快板

• Estonianallegretto

• Frenchallégretto

• Germanallegretto

• Greekαλεγκρέτο

• Norwegianallegretto

• Polishallegretto

• Portugueseallegretto, alegreto

• Romanianallegretto

• Russianаллегре́тто

69.

• Englishmajor chord

• Englishmusical chord containing a major third and perfect fifth above its root

• Finnishduurisointu

• Icelandicdúrhljómur

• Tagalogdakong sanlinigan

70.

• Englishtreble clef

• Englishmusic symbol

• Chinese

• Mandarin高音譜號

• Czechhouslový klíč

• Dutchvioolsleutel

• Finnishdiskanttiavain

• Frenchclé de sol

• GermanViolinschlüssel

• Greekκλειδί του Σολ

• Japaneseト音記号

• Polishklucz wiolinowy

• Portugueseclave de sol

• Russianдискантовый ключ

71.

• Englishmajor key

• Englishmusic: a musical key based upon a major scale

• Chinese

• Mandarin大調

• Finnishduuri

• Frenchmode majeur

• GermanDurtonart

• Irishmórghléas

• Japanese長調

• Russianмажорныймажо́р

• Swedishdur, durtonart

72.

• Englishterrorcore

• EnglishEuropean music genre that is a faster variant of hardcore techno, often incorporating samples from horror films

• Frenchterreur

73.

• Englishsymphony

• Englishpiece of orchestral music

• Arabicسِيمْفُونِيَّة

• Belarusianсімфонія

• Bulgarianсимфония

• Chinese

• Mandarin交響曲

• Czechsymfonie

• Danishsymfoni

• Dutchsymfonie

• Esperantosimfonio

• Finnishsinfonia

• Frenchsymphonie

• GermanSinfonie

• Greekσυμφωνία

• Hungarianszimfónia

• Icelandicsinfónía

• Italiansinfonia

• Japanese交響曲

• Korean교향곡

• Latviansimfonija

• Macedonianсимфонија

• Norwegian

• Bokmålsymfoni

• Nynorsksymfoni

• Persianسمفونی

• Polishsymfonia

• Portuguesesinfonia

• Russianсимфо́ния

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicсимфонија

• Romansimfonija

• Slovaksymfónia

• Slovenesimfonija

• Spanishsinfonía

• Swedishsymfoni

• Thaiซิมโฟนี

• Ukrainianсимфонія

• Vietnamesegiao hưởng (

• Volapüksümfon, qualifiervo

• Welshsymffoni

74.

• Englishminor

• Englishmusical scale

• Danishmol

• Finnishmolli

• Germanmoll

• Greekελάσσων, μινόρε

• Italianminore

• Portuguesemenor

• Russianмино́рный

• Turkishminör

• 
  

• Englishminor

• Englishsmaller musical interval

• Greekμικρή

• Russianма́лый

75.

• Englishcounterpoint

• English(music) a melody added to an existing one

• Esperantokontrapunkto

• GermanKontrapunkt

• Greekεναρμόνιση

• Hungarianellenpont, kontrapunkt

• Italiancontrappunto

• Japanese対位法

• Portuguesecontraponto

• Russianконрапункт

• 
  

• Englishcounterpoint

• English(transitive) to compose or arrange such music

• Germankontrapunktieren

76.

• Englishmusique concrète

• Englishtype of music

• Finnishkonkreettinen musiikki

77.

• Englishstaff

• Englishmusic: series of horizontal lines

• Catalanpentagrama

• Czechosnova

• Dutchbalk

• Finnishnuottiviivasto

• Frenchportée

• GermanNotenlinien

• Greekπεντάγραμμο

• Italianpentagramma

• Japanese譜表五線

• Macedonianпетолиние

• Polishpięciolinia

• Portuguesepauta

• Romanianportativ

• Russianно́тный стан

• Scottish gaeliccliabh

• Spanishvaraspentagrama

78.

• Englishchamber orchestra

• Englishorchestra to play chamber music

• Chinese

• Mandarin室內樂團

• Dutchkamerorkest

• Finnishkamariorkesteri

• Frenchorchestre de chambre

• GermanKammerorchester

• Hungariankamarazenekar

• Japanese室内管弦楽団

• Macedonianкамерен оркестар

• Portugueseorquestra de câmara

• Russianка́мерный орке́стр

• Swedishkammarorkester

79.

• Englishcontinuum

• Englishmusic: touch-sensitive strip

• Finnishcontinuu

80.

• Englishstringed instrument

• Englishtype of musical instrument

• Catalaninstrument cordòfon

• Chinese

• Mandarin弦樂器

• Dutchsnaarinstrument

• Esperantokordinstrumento

• Estoniankeelpill

• Finnishkielisoitin

• Frenchinstrument à cordes

• GermanSaiteninstrument

• Icelandicstrengjahljóðfæri

• Italianstrumento a corda

• Japanese弦楽器

• Khmerតន្ត្រី

• Latvianstīgu instruments

• Lojbanjgita

• Macedonianжичен инструмент

• Maoriautangi

• Persianساز زهی

• Polishinstrument strunowy

• Portugueseinstrumento de corda

• Russianстру́нный инструме́нт

• Spanishinstrumento de cuerda

• Swedishstränginstrument

• Tagalogbagtingang panugtog

81.

• Englishnote|flat

• Englishmusic: note played a semitone lower than a natural

• Afrikaansmol

• Bulgarianбемол

• Catalanbemoll

• Dutchbemol

• Finnishalennettu#Finnishfi

• Frenchbémol

• Greekύφεση

• Italianbemolle

• Latvianbemols

• Polishbemol

• Portuguesebemol

• Russianбемо́ль

• Serbo-Croatiansnizilica

82.

• Englishrendition

• Englishinterpretation of a musical score

• Finnishesitys, tulkinta

• GermanWiedergabeAufführung

• Hindiप्रतिपादन

83.

• Englishdisco

• Englishtype of music

• Chinese

• Mandarin迪斯科迪斯科音樂

• Finnishdisko, diskomusa

• Greekντίσκο

• Hebre דיסקו

• Hungariandisco

• Icelandicdiskó

• Marathiडिस्को

• Portuguesedisco

• Russianди́ско

• Spanishdisco

• Swedishdisko

84.

• Englishorchestra

• Englishlarge group of musicians who play together on various instruments

• Albanianorkestër

• Arabicأُورْكِسْتْرَا

• Armenianնվագախումբ

• Azeriorkestr

• Belarusianарке́стр

• Bengaliঅর্কেস্ট্রা

• Bulgarianорке́стър

• Burmeseသံစုံတီးဝိုင်း

• Catalanorquestra

• Chinese

• Mandarin樂團乐队

• Czechorchestr

• Danishorkester

• Dutchorkest

• Esperantoorkestro

• Estonianorkester

• Finnishorkesteri

• Frenchorchestre

• Galicianorquestra

• Georgianორკესტრი

• GermanOrchester

• Greekορχήστρα

• Greenlandicnipilersortut

• Hebre תזמורת

• Hindiबाजाऑर्केस्ट्रा

• Hungarianzenekar

• Icelandichljómsveit

• Indonesianorkestra

• Japaneseオーケストラ

• Kazakhоркестр

• Khmerតុរិយាង្ពិផាត

• Korean오케스트라

• Kyrgyzоркестр

• Laoດຸລິຍາງມະໂຫລີ

• Latvianorķestris

• Lithuanianorkestras

• Macedonianорке́стар

• Malayorkestra

• Maoritira puoro

• Mongolianнайрал хөгжим

• Normanorchestre

• Norwegian

• Bokmålorkester

• Nynorskorkester

• Persianارکستر

• Polishorkiestra

• Portugueseorquestra

• Romanianorchestră

• Russianорке́стр

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicоркестар

• Romanorkestar

• Slovakorchester

• Sloveneorkester

• Spanishorquesta

• Swedishorkester

• Tagalogorkestra

• Tajikоркестр

• Thaiออร์เคสตรา

• Turkishorkestra

• Turkmenorkestr

• Ukrainianорке́стр

• Urduآرکسٹرا

• Uzbekorkestr

• Vietnamesedàn nhạc

• Yiddishאָרקעסטער

• 
  

• Englishorchestra

• Englishthe area in a theatre or concert hall where the musicians sit

• Danishorkestergrav

• Dutchorkestbak

• Finnishorkesterimonttu

• Frenchorchestre

• GermanOrchestergraben

• Greekορχήστρα

• Normanorchestre

• Portugueseorquestra

• Russianоркестро́вая я́ма

• Italiancheckorchestra

• Latincheckorchestra

• Romaniancheckorchestră

• Spanishcheckorquesta

• Swedishcheckorkester

85.

• Englishrap

• Englishto speak lyrics in the style of rap music

• Dutchrappen

• Finnishräpätä

• Polishrapować

• Spanishrapear qualifier

86.

• Englishballet music

• Englishmusic composed to accompany a ballet

• Finnishbalettimusiikki

• Irishceol bailé

• Marathiबॅले संगीत

• Swedishbalettmusik

87.

• Englisharticulate

• Englishmusic: to attack a note

• Dutchbenadrukken

• Germanbetonen

88.

• Englishbagpipes

• Englishmusical wind instrument

• Arabicمِزْمَار اَلْقِرْبَة

• Armenianպարկապզուկ

• Asturiangaita

• Belarusianвалы́нка

• Bretonbiniou

• Bulgarianга́йда

• Catalancornamusa

• Chinese

• Mandarin風笛

• Czechdudy

• Danishsækkepibe

• Dutchdoedelzak

• Esperantosakŝalmo

• Estoniantorupill

• Faroesesekkjapípa

• Finnishsäkkipilli

• Frenchcornemuse

• Galiciangaita

• Georgianგუდასტვირი

• GermanDudelsack

• Greekγκάιντα

• Hebre חֵמֶת־חֲלִילִים

• Hindiबैगपाइप

• Hungarianduda

• Icelandicsekkjapípa

• Idokornamuzo

• Irishpíb

• Italiancornamusa

• Japaneseバグパイプ

• Kazakhжелбуаз

• Korean백파이프

• Latviandūdas, somas stabules

• Lithuaniandūdmaišis

• LuxembourgishDuddelsak

• Macedonianгајда

• Malaybegpaip

• Mirandesegaita de fuolhes

• Nahuatlehuatlapitzalli

• Normanpouque à vent

• Norwegiansekkepipe

• Persianنی‌انبان

• Polishdudy

• Portuguesegaita de foles

• Romaniancimpoigaidă

• Russianволы́нка

• Scottish gaelicpìob

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicгајде

• Romangajde

• Slovakgajdy

• Slovenedude

• Spanishgaita

• Swahilibagpipes, gaida

• Swedishsäckpipa

• Tagaloggayta

• Turkishgayda

• Ukrainianволи́нка

• Vietnamesekèn túi

89.

• Englishfingerboard

• Englishpart of musical instrument

• Bulgarianгриф

• Czechhmatník

• Danishgribebræt

• Dutchtoets

• Frenchtouche

• GermanGriffbrett

• Greekταστιέρα

• Hebre שָׁחִיף

• Irishméarchlár

• Italiantastiera

• Japanese指板

• Portugueseespelho

• Russianгриф

• Spanishtraste

90.

• Englishplay

• Englishproduce music using a musical instrument (transitive sense), affecting a noun

• Arabicعَزَفَ

• Armenianնվագել

• Belarusianграць

• Bulgarianигра́я

• Catalantocar

• Chinese

• Mandarin演奏cmn弹

• Dutchspelen, bespelen

• Faroeseleika, spæla

• Finnishsoittaa

• Frenchjouer

• Galiciantocar

• Georgianუკრავს

• Germanspielen

• Greekπαίζω

• Hebre ניגן

• Hindiबजाना

• Hungarianjátszik qualifier

• Icelandicspila, spila á

• Indonesianbermain, memainkan, membunyikan

• Irishseinn

• Italiansuonare

• Japanese演奏する奏でる

• Javanesedolanan

• Khmerដេញ

• Latgalianspieļuot

• Latincano

• Latvianspēlēt

• Lojbanzgipli

• Macedonianсвири

• Maoriwhakatangi

• Normanjouer, sonner

• Old Englishlācan, gliwian

• Pashtoږغول

• Polishgrać

• Portuguesetocar

• Quechuatakiy

• Romaniancânta (la)

• Russianигра́ть

• Slovakhrať

• Sloveneigrati

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiangraś

• Spanishtocar

• Swedishspela

• Tagalogtumugtog

• Thaiเล่น

• Turkishçalmak

• Ukrainianгра́ти

• Urduبجانا

• 
  

• Englishplay

• Englishproduce music using a musical instrument (intransitive sense, not affecting a noun)

• Arabicعَزَفَ

• Armenianնվագել

• Catalantocar

• Chinese

• Mandarin演奏cmn弹

• Czechhrát

• Dutchspelen

• Faroeseleika, spæla

• Finnishsoittaa

• Frenchjouer

• Galiciantocar

• Germanspielen

• Greekπαίζω

• Hebre ניגן

• Hungarianjátszik

• Icelandicspila

• Indonesianbermusik

• Japanese演奏

• Javanesenggitar qualifiernggambang qualifier

• Normanjouer, sonner

• Kurdish

• Soraniمۆسیقا لێدان

• Latininflo, cano, sono

• Lithuaniangroti

• Macedonianсвири

• Old Englishlācan

• Pashtoږغول

• Polishgrać

• Portuguesetocar

• Russianигра́ть

• Slovakhrať

• Sloveneigrati

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiangraś

• Spanishtocar

• Swahilicheza

• Swedishspela

• Tagalogtumugtog

• Turkishçalmak

91.

• Englishbridge|suspension

• Englishmusic: to transition from one piece or section to another

• Germanüberwechseln

92.

• Englishmusic video

• Englishmotion picture accompanying a song

• Arabicneeded

• Armenianհոլովակ

• Chinese

• Mandarinqualifiercmn音乐录影带音樂視頻

• Danishmusikvideo

• Esperantomuzikvideo

• Finnishmusiikkivideo

• Frenchvidéoclipvidéo musicale

• Georgianვიდეოკლიპიმუსიკალური კლიპი

• GermanMusikvideo

• Hebre קְלִיפּ

• Hungarianklip, klipp

• Irishfíseán ceoil

• Japaneseミュージック・ビデオビデオクリップ

• Korean뮤직 비디오

• Macedonianneeded

• Malayvideo muzik

• Persianویدئوکلیپکلیپ

• Polishteledysk

• Portugueseclipeteledisco

• Russianвидеокли́п

• Spanishvideoclip

• Swedishmusikvideo

• Tamilneeded

• Teluguneeded

• Turkishklip

93.

• Englishdance|square

• Englishmovements to music

• Afrikaansdans

• Albanianvallëzi

• American Sign LanguageV@NearPalm-FingerDown-OpenB@CenterTrunkhigh-PalmUp Sidetoside

• Arabicرَقْص

• Egyptian Arabicرقص

• Moroccan Arabicشطح

• Armenianպար

• Asturianbaille

• Azerirəqs, oyun

• Baluchiناچ

• Bashkirбейеү

• Basquedantza

• Belarusianта́нец

• Bengaliনৃত্য

• Bulgarianтанц

• Burmeseအက

• Catalanball

• Chinese

• Mandarin舞蹈跳舞

• Crimean Tataroyun

• Czechtanec

• Danishdans

• Dutchdans

• Esperantodanco

• Estoniantants

• Eweɣeɖuɖu

• Faroesedansur

• Finnishtanssi

• Frenchdanse

• Galiciandanza

• Georgianცეკვა

• GermanTanz

• Greekχορός

• Ancientχορόςβαλλισμός

• Hebre ריקודמָחוֹל

• Hindiनाच

• Hungariantánc

• Icelandicdans

• Idodanso

• Indonesiantari

• Interlinguadansa

• Irishdamhsa

• Italianballo

• Japaneseダンス舞踊

• Kalmykби

• Kannadaನೃತ್ಯ

• Kazakhби

• Khmerរបាំ

• Korean춤

• Kurdish

• Kurmanjidansreqis

• Soraniله‌نجه‌سه‌ما

• Kyrgyzбий

• Laoນັດຈະ

• Latinsaltatiosaltatus, saltatus

• Latviandeja

• Lithuanianšokis

• Lojbandansu

• LuxembourgishDanz

• Lüneeded

• Macedonianтанц

• Malaytari

• Malayalamആട്ടംനൃത്തം

• Malteseżfin

• Manchuᠮᠠᡴᠰᡳᠨ

• Maorikanikani

• Marathiनाच

• Mongolianбүжиг

• Navajoazhish

• Neapolitanballà

• Normandànseriedans'siedaunche

• Norwegian

• Bokmåldans

• Nynorskdans

• Ossetianкафт

• Persianرقص

• Middle Persiannart

• Polishtaniec

• Portuguesedança

• Romaniandans

• Romanschsautsaultsòlt

• Russianпляспля́ската́нец

• Sanskritनटनम्

• Scottish gaelicdannsa

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicплесигранкатанац

• Romanplestanac

• Shanneeded

• Slovaktanec

• Sloveneples

• Spanishbaile

• Swahilingoma, dansi, densi

• Swedishdans

• Tagalogsayaw

• Tajikрақс

• Tamilஆடல், கூத்து, நடனம்

• Taostò’óne

• Tatarбие-ргә

• Teluguనృత్యం

• Thaiเต้นรำ

• Turkishdans, raks

• Turkmentans

• Ukrainianта́нецьта́нок

• Urduرقصناچنرتیہ

• Uzbekraqs

• Vietnamesequalifiervi

• Volapükdanüd, qualifiervo

• Walloondanse

• Welshdawns

• Yakutүҥкүү

94.

• Englishalto

• Englishmusical part

• Armenianալտ

• Chinese

• Mandarin中音

• Czechalt

• Dutchalt

• Finnishaltto

• Frenchalto

• GermanAlt

• Irishalt

• Japaneseアルト

• Portuguesecontralto

• Russianальт

• Spanishaltocontralto

• Swedishalt

95.

• Englishpop|soda

• Englishpop music

• Arabicبُوب

• Esperantopopo

• Faroesepopptónleikur

• Finnishpop, poppi

• Frenchpop

• Greekποπ

• Japaneseポップ

• Persianپاپ

• Russianпоп-му́зыкаru

• Slovakpop

96.

• Englishorchestrate

• Englishto arrange or score music for performance by an orchestra

• Finnishsoitintaa

• Norwegian

• Bokmålarrangere

• 
  

• Englishorchestrate

• Englishto compose or arrange orchestral music for a dramatic performance

• Finnishsäveltää qualifier

• Frenchorchestrer

• Germanorchestrieren

• Hungarianhangszerel

• Russianоркестрова́ть

• Serbo-Croatianorkestrirati

97.

• Englishethnomusicology

• Englishstudy of music and culture

• Chinese

• Mandarin音樂人類學民族音乐学

• Finnishetnomusikologia

• Frenchethnomusicologie

• GermanEthnomusikologie

• Hawaiiankālaipuolo lāhui

• Irisheitnicheoleolaíocht

• Italianetnomusicologia

• Norwegianetnomusikologi

• Portugueseetnomusicologia

• Romanianetnomuzicologie

• Russianэтномузыкове́дение

• Spanishetnomusicologia

• Turkishetnomüzikoloji

98.

• Englishcanon

• Englishpiece of music

• Bulgarianканон

• Czechkánon

• Dutchcanon

• Finnishkaanon

• Frenchcanon

• GermanKanon

• Hungariankánon

• Irishcanóin

• Italiancanone

• Norwegiankanon

• Polishkanon

• Portuguesecânone

• Russianкано́н

• Swahilikanoni

• Swedishkanon

99.

• Englishtheory|string

• Englishlong, thin structure made from twisted threads

• Albanianvarg

• Arabicوَتَر

• Armenianլար

• Basquekatea

• Bulgarianнишка

• Catalancorda

• Chinese

• Mandarin線

• Czechprovázek

• Danishstreng

• Dutchdraadstreng

• Esperantokordo

• Estoniannöör

• Faroesestrongur

• Finnishnaru, nyöri

• Frenchcorde

• Georgianსიმი, ბაწარი

• GermanSchnur

• Greekσπάγγοςκλωστή

• Hebre מיתר

• Hindiतार

• Hungarianzsineg, zsinór, madzag, spárga

• Icelandicbandspotti

• Idokordeto

• Irishsreang

• Italianspagolaccetto

• Japanese紐

• Khmerខ្សែ

• Korean끈

• Kurdish

• Soraniبه‌ندده‌زو

• Laoneeded

• Latinlīnumfīlum

• Latvianstīga

• Lithuanianstyga

• Malaytali

• Maoriaho, tau qualifier

• Mongolianчавхдас

• Norwegianstreng

• Persianرشتهزهتار

• Polishsznurek

• Portuguesebarbantefio

• Romaniancoardășnur

• Russianбечёвкашнур

• Scottish gaelicteud

• Serbo-Croatianжицažica

• Slovakšnúrašpagát

• Spanishcordeles

• Swahiliuzi

• Swedishsträng

• Thaiด้ายเชือก

• Turkiship

• Vietnamesechuỗi

• Welshllinyn

• Yiddishשטריקל

• Yup'ikpelacinak

• Zuluintambo

• 
  

• Englishtheory|string

• Englishany similar long, thin and flexible object

• Chinese

• Mandarin弦弓弦

• Finnishnauha, kieli qualifier

• Greekχορδή

• Italiancorda

• Japanese弦bowstring

• Latvianstīga

• Polishstruna

• Romaniancoardă, strună

• Russianструна́тетива́ни́тка

• Scottish gaelicteud

• Slovakstruna

• Tagalogbagting

100.

• Englishput on

• Englishto play recorded music

• Chinese

• Cantonese放

• Dutchopzetten

• Russianста́вить

101.

• Englishhardcore

• Englishhardcore punk or techno music

• Marathiहार्डकोर

• Russianхардко́р

• Swedishhardcore

102.

• Englishrock|instrumental

• Englishmusic

• Dutchinstrumentaal

• Finnishinstrumentaalinen

• Frenchinstrumental

• Germaninstrumental

• Hungarianinstrumentális

• Japaneseインストゥルメンタル

• Lithuanianinstrumentinis

• Polishinstrumentalny

• Portugueseinstrumental

• Romanianinstrumental

• Sloveneinstrumentalen

• Spanishinstrumental

• Turkishaletli, aletsel, enstrümantal

103.

• Englishflamenco

• Englisha genre of folk music and dance native to Andalusia, Spain

• Armenianֆլամենկո

• Catalanflamenc

• Chinese

• Mandarin佛拉明柯舞曲

• Czechflamenco

• Dutchflamenco

• GermanFlamenco

• Japaneseフラメンコ

• Korean플라멩코

• Marathiफ्लामेंको

• Russianфламе́нко

• Spanishflamenco

104.

• Englishmodule

• Englishfile containing a music sequence

• Finnishmusiikkimoduuli

105.

• Englishamusia

• Englishthe inability to comprehend or respond to music

• Chinese

• Mandarin樂盲

• Finnishamusia

• Frenchamusie

• Georgianამუზია

• GermanAmusie

• Japanese音痴

• Norwegian

• Bokmålamusi

• Nynorskamusi

• Polishamuzja

• Portugueseamusia

• Russianамузи́я

106.

• Englishinterval

• Englishmusic: distance in pitch of notes

• Dutchinterval

• Finnishintervalli

• GermanIntervall

• Italianintervallo

• Romanianinterval

• Swedishintervall

• Tagalogpatlang

107.

• Englishrecording artist

• Englishperson who records music for distribution to the public

• Chinese

• Mandarin錄音藝人, 录音艺人音樂人,

• Finnishlevyttävä artisti

• Russianneeded

108.

• Englishcomposition|the

• Englishwork of music, literature or art

• Albaniankompozim

• Arabicتَأْلِيف

• Armenianկոմպոզիցիա, ստեղծագործություն

• Bulgarianкомпозиция

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Czechskladba

• Dutchcompositie

• Esperantokompozicio

• Finnishsävellys qualifier

• Frenchcomposition

• GermanKomposition

• Greekσύνθεση

• Irishcomhdhéanamhdréacht

• Italiancomposizione

• Japanese作品楽曲

• Latincompositio

• Norwegian

• Bokmålkomposisjon

• Nynorskkomposisjon

• Portuguesecomposição

• Romaniancompoziție

• Russianпроизведе́ние

• Serbo-Croatianskladba

• Spanishcomposición

• Swahiliinsha

• Turkishkompozisyon

109.

• Englishduo

• Englishtwosome, especially musicians

• Chinese

• Mandarin二重唱二重奏

• Dutchduokoppel

• Frenchduo

• GermanDuo

• Hebre צמד

• Hungarianduó

• Icelandicdúó

• Italianduo

• Japanese二重唱二重奏デュオ

• Maoritakirua, tokorua

• Norwegian

• Bokmålduo

• Nynorskduo

• Portuguesedupla

• Russianдуэ́тruпа́ра

• Sloveneduet

• Spanishdúoequipo de dos

• Swedishduo

110.

• Englishquintet

• English(music) a composition in five parts

• Catalanquintet

• Chinese

• Mandarin五重奏

• Czechkvintet

• Dutchkwintet

• Finnishkvintetto

• Frenchquintette

• GermanQuintett

• Hungarianötös, kvintett

• Italianquintetto

• Japaneseクインテット五重奏五重唱

• Korean퀸텟오중창

• Norwegian

• Bokmålkvintett

• Nynorskkvintett

• Portuguesequinteto

• Romaniancvintet

• Russianквинте́т

• Spanishquinteto

• Swedishkvintett

• Tagaloglimahan

• 
  

• Englishquintet

• English(music) a group of five musicians

• Catalanquintet

• Chinese

• Mandarin五重奏

• Czechkvinteto

• Dutchkwintet

• Finnishkvintetti

• Frenchquintette

• GermanQuintett

• Hungarianötös, kvintett

• Italianquintetto

• Norwegian

• Bokmålkvintett

• Nynorskkvintett

• Polishkwintet

• Portuguesequinteto

• Romaniancvintet

• Russianквинте́т

• Spanishquinteto

• Swedishkvintett

111.

• Englisharrange

• Englishmusic: to adapt an existing composition for presentation

• Catalanarrenjar

• Chinese

• Mandarin編曲

• Finnishsovittaa

• Germaneinrichten

• Irishceartaigh

• Portuguesearranjar

• Romanianaranja

• Russianаранжи́ровать

• Swedisharrangera

• Turkishdüzenlemek

• Welshtrefnu, gosod

112.

• Englishnote value

• Englishmusical notation

• Frenchvaleur de note

• GermanNotenwert

• Spanishvalor de la nota

113.

• Englishforte

• Englishmusic: loud

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishforte

• Germanforte

• Hungarianforte

• Russianфо́рте

• 
  

• Englishforte

• Englishmusic: loudly

• Bulgarianфорте

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishfortevoimakkaasti

• Germanforte

• Hungarianforte

• Russianфорте

114.

• Englishhouse music|house music

• Englishtype of electronic dance music with an uptempo beat and recurring kickdru

• Arabicهاوس, موسيقى الهاوس

• Egyptian Arabicمزيكا الهاوس

• Belarusianгаўс

• Bulgarianхаус

• Catalanmúsica house

• Chinese

• Mandarin浩室音樂

• Czechhouse music, house

• Danishhouse

• Dutchhouse

• Esperantohaŭso, haŭzo

• Estonianhouse-muusika, house

• Finnishhouse

• Frenchcheckhouse music

• Galicianhouse

• Georgianჰაუსი

• GermanHouse, Housemusik

• Greekχάουζ

• Hebre האוס

• Hungarianhouse

• Icelandichústónlist, house-tónlist, house

• Indonesianmusik house, house

• Italiancheckhouse musichouse

• Japaneseハウスハウス・ミュージック

• Korean하우스 음악

• Latinmusica domestica

• Latvianhausmūzika

• Lithuanianhouse

• Lombardmüsega house, house

• Norwegianhouse

• Nynorskhouse-musikk, house

• Occitanmusica house

• Persianموسیقی هاوس

• Polishhouse

• Portuguesehouse

• Quechuahouse

• Romanianmuzică house, house

• Russianха́ус

• Scotshouse muisic, house

• Serbo-Croatianхауз

• Slovakhouse

• Slovenehouse

• Spanishhouse

• Swedishhouse

• Thaiเฮาส์

• Turkishhouse müzik, house

• Ukrainianхауз

• WelshHouse

115.

• Englishtrope

• Englishmusic: short cadence at the end of the melody in some early music

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Dutchtroop

• Finnishneeded

• Greekτρόπος

• Italiantropo

• Russianneeded

• Spanishtropo

• 
  

• Englishtrope

• Englishmusic: phrase or verse added to the mass when sung by a choir

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Dutchtroop

• Finnishtrooppi

• Greekτρόπος

• Italiantropo

• Russianneeded

• Spanishtropo

116.

• Englishacoustics

• Englishquality of a space for doing music

• Bulgarianакустика

• Catalanacústica

• Czechakustika

• Dutchakoestiek

• Esperantoakustiko

• Finnishakustiikka

• Frenchacoustique

• Galicianacústica

• GermanAkustik

• Greekακουστική

• Idoakustiko

• Italianacustica

• Japanese音響

• Latvianakustika

• Portugueseacústica

• Romanianacustică

• Russianаку́стика

• Scottish gaelicfuaimearrachd

• Spanishacústica

• Swedishakustik

117.

• Englishbank|commonwealth

• Englishrow of keys on a musical or typewriter keyboard

• Finnishqualifierfi

• Spanishhilera

118.

• Englishmashup

• English(music slang)

• Spanishmezcla

119.

• Englishgroup|moving

• Englishpeople who perform music together

• Armenianխումբ

• Bashkirтөркөм

• Basquetalde

• Bulgarianгрупа

• Czechskupina

• Finnishyhtye

• GermanGruppe

• Greekσυγκρότημα

• Hebre להקה

• Hungarianegyüttes

• Khmerក្រុម

• Macedonianгрупа

• Persianگروه

• Portuguesegrupo

• Romaniangrup

• Russianгру́ппа

• Serbo-Croatiangrupa

• Spanishgrupo

• Swahilikundi

• Swedishgrupp

120.

• Englishpotpourri

• Englisha medley of songs or music

• Danishpotpourri

• Dutchpotpourri

• Finnishpotpuri, purpuri

• Frenchpot-pourri

• GermanPotpourri

• Hebre מַחְרוֹזֶת

• Italianvarietàmiscuglio

• Portuguesepotpourri, pot-pourri

• Russianпопурри́

121.

• Englishphrase

• Englishmusic: small section of music in a larger piece

• Catalanfrase

• Chinese

• Mandarin樂句, 乐句

• Finnishfraasi, lauseke

• Frenchphrase

• GermanPhrase

• Greekφράση

• Hungarianfrázis

• Italianfrase

• Japanese楽句フレーズ

• Korean악구

• Macedonianфраза

• Norwegian

• Bokmålfrase

• Nynorskfrase

• Portuguesefrase

• Russianфра́за

• Spanishfrase

• Swedishfras

• Indonesiancheckfrase

• expression, locution#Interlingua

• 
  

• Englishphrase

• Englishmusic: to perform a passage with the correct phrasing

• Finnishfraseerata

• Swedishfrasera

• 
  

• Englishphrase

• Englishmusic: to divide into melodic phrases

• Finnishfraseerata

• Frenchphraser

• Macedonianфразира

• Swedishfrasera

122.

• Englishtune

• Englishsong, short musical composition

• Catalantonada

• Finnishsävelmä, ralli, laulelma

• Irishcheckábhann

• Italiancomposizione

• Latincanor

• Russianмело́дия

• Swedishlåt

• Tagalogtunig

• 
  

• Englishtune

• Englishto modify a musical instrument

• Catalanafinar

• Czechladit

• Dutchafstemmen, stemmen

• Finnishvirittää

• Frenchaccorder

• Germanstimmen

• Hungarianhangol

• Italianaccordare

• Polishstroić

• Portugueseafinar

• Scottish gaelicgleus

• Spanishafinar

• Swedishstämma

• Tagalogitunig

English translator: Turkish music  Eesti sõnaraamat   Español Traductor   Svenska Översättare