diapason
[daiəˈpeizn; -sn]noun | Substantiv sOverview of all translations
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- Diapasonmasculine and neuter | Maskulinum und Neutrum m/ndiapason Antike musical term | MusikMUS octaveOktavefeminine | Femininum fdiapason Antike musical term | MusikMUS octavediapason Antike musical term | MusikMUS octave
- gesamter Tonbereichdiapason musical term | MusikMUS full range of notesdiapason musical term | MusikMUS full range of notes
- Tonumfangmasculine | Maskulinum mdiapason musical term | MusikMUS range: of voiceet cetera, and so on | etc., und so weiter etcdiapason musical term | MusikMUS range: of voiceet cetera, and so on | etc., und so weiter etc
- Mensurfeminine | Femininum fdiapason musical term | MusikMUS of musical instrumentsdiapason musical term | MusikMUS of musical instruments
- 8-Fuß-Tonmasculine | Maskulinum mdiapason musical term | MusikMUS organ:, notediapason musical term | MusikMUS organ:, note
- Prinzipalneuter | Neutrum ndiapason musical term | MusikMUS organ:, stopdiapason musical term | MusikMUS organ:, stop
- Ton-, Stimmgabelfeminine | Femininum fdiapason in France:, tuning forkdiapason in France:, tuning fork
- Stimmtonmasculine | Maskulinum mdiapason in France:, pitchdiapason in France:, pitch
- Umfangmasculine | Maskulinum mdiapason rare | seltenselten (extent) figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem SinnfigBereichmasculine | Maskulinum mdiapason rare | seltenselten (extent) figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfigdiapason rare | seltenselten (extent) figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfig