akkord Uyghur - Danish

1.

• EnglishA small, portable, keyed wind instrument

• Afrikaansakkordeon, trekklavier

• Albanianfizarmonikë

• Arabicأَكُورْدِيُون

• Armenianակորդեոն

• Asturianacordión

• Basqueakordeoi, eskusoinu

• Belarusianакардэо́н

• Bretonakordeon

• Bulgarianхармо́ника

• Catalanacordió

• Chinese

• Czechakordeon

• Danishtrækharmonikaakkordeon

• Dutchaccordeon

• Esperantoakordiono

• Estonianakordion,

• Faroeseharmonika

• Finnishharmonikka, haitari, hanuri

• Frenchaccordéon

• Galicianacordeón

• GermanAkkordeonHandharmonika

• Greekακορντεόν

• Hindiअकॉर्डियन

• Hungarianharmonika, tangóharmonika

• Idoakordeono

• Indonesianakordeon

• Interlinguaaccordion

• Irishcairdín

• Italianfisarmonica

• Japaneseアコーデオン手風琴

• Korean아코디언

• Latinaccordio

• Macedonianармоникаакордео́н

• Manxcoardeen

• Maorikōriana

• Mongolianбаян хуур, ᠪᠠᠶᠠᠨ ᠬᠤᠭᠤᠷ

• Normanaccordéon

• Norwegian

• Persianآکاردئون

• Polishakordeon

• Portugueseacordeão

• Romanianacordeon

• Russianгармо́никааккордео́н

• Scottish gaelicbogsa-ciùil

• Serbo-Croatian

• Skolt Samigarmaan

• Slovakharmonika

• Sloveneharmonika

• Spanishacordeón

• Swahilikodiani, harimuni

• Swedishdragspelackordion

• Tagalogakordeyon, akurdyon

• Turkishakordiyon

• Ukrainianакордео́н

• Vietnamesephong cầ

• Volapüktiraharmonö

• Welshacordion

• Yiddishאַקאָרדעאָן

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• Englishcombination of three or more notes

• Albanianakord

• Arabicوَتَر

• Azeribağ

• Bulgarianакорд

• Chinese

• Czechakord

• Danishakkord

• Dutchakkoord

• Esperantokordo

• Estonianakord

• Faroeseakkord

• Finnishsointu

• Frenchaccord

• Galicianacorde

• GermanAkkord

• Greekσυγχορδία

• Hebre אקורד

• Hungarianakkord

• Indonesiankor

• Irishcorda

• Italianaccordo

• Japanese和音

• Korean화음

• Latvianstīga

• Lithuanianbalso stygos

• Norwegianakkord, note, noter

• Persianوتر

• Polishakord

• Portugueseacorde

• Romanianacord

• Russianакко́рд

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakakord

• Sloveneakord

• Spanishacorde

• Swedishackord

• Tagalogsanlinigan

• Thaiคอร์ด

• Turkishakor

• Uyghurakkord

• Vietnamesedây

• Welshcord

• Yiddishאַקאָרד

3.

• Englishmusic: two or more notes played simultaneously to produce a chord

• Chinese

• Dutchsamenklank

• Finnishsointu

• GermanHarmonie

• Greekαρμονία

• Hungarianakkord

• Icelandicsamhljómur

• Irisharmóin

• Italianarmonia

• Japaneseハーモニー

• Manxcochiaull

• Portugueseacorde

• Romanianarmonie

• Russianгармо́нияакко́рд

• Scottish gaelicco-sheirm

• Serbo-Croatiansazvučje

• Slovenesozvočje

• Swedishackord

• Turkisharmoni

4.

• Englishcombination of three or more notes

• Albanianakord

• Arabicوَتَر

• Azeribağ

• Bulgarianакорд

• Chinese

• Czechakord

• Danishakkord

• Dutchakkoord

• Esperantokordo

• Estonianakord

• Faroeseakkord

• Finnishsointu

• Frenchaccord

• Galicianacorde

• GermanAkkord

• Greekσυγχορδία

• Hebre אקורד

• Hungarianakkord

• Indonesiankor

• Irishcorda

• Italianaccordo

• Japanese和音

• Korean화음

• Latvianstīga

• Lithuanianbalso stygos

• Norwegianakkord, note, noter

• Persianوتر

• Polishakord

• Portugueseacorde

• Romanianacord

• Russianакко́рд

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakakord

• Sloveneakord

• Spanishacorde

• Swedishackord

• Tagalogsanlinigan

• Thaiคอร์ด

• Turkishakor

• Uyghurakkord

• Vietnamesedây

• Welshcord

• Yiddishאַקאָרד

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