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Pronunciation
AHD|myo�o'zĭk, IPA|/�mju�zɪk/, SAMPA|/"mju:zIk/
audio|en-us-music.ogg|Audio (US)
Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-u�zɪk|-u�zɪk

Etymology
French musique � Latin (ars) musica � Greek μο��ική (�έ�νη) "(art) of the Muses".

Noun
en-noun|- i|mass noun

1. A sound, or the study of such sounds, organized in time in a melodious way.
2. figurative Any pleasing or interesting sounds
3. Something wonderful.

#: That's music to my ears!

1. A guide to playing or singing a particular tune; sheet music.

Synonyms
melody
vibe

Derived terms
musical
musicality
musically
musician, muso
musicologist
musicology
pop music
world music

Translations
trans-top|sound, organized in time in a melodious way
Afrikaans: musiek
Albanian: muzikë f
Amharic: ���
Arabic: Arab|��س��� IPAchar|(musīeqa) f
Armenian: ե�աժշտո�թյո�ն (eražštut�yun)
Chinese: ��, �� (yīnyuè)
Czech: hudba f
Danish: t-|da|musik|c
Dutch: muziek f
Finnish: t+|fi|musiikki
French: musique f
German: Musik f
Greek: μο��ική (musicí) f
Hungarian: t|hu|zene, t|hu|muzsika
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Italian: musica f
Japanese: Jpan|�楽 (Jpan|����, ongaku)
Korean: �� [��] (eumak)
Malayalam: സ���ത� (samgeetham)
Maltese: mużika
Nahuatl: cuīcay�tl
Portuguese: música f
Russian: t-|ru|м�з�ка|f|trmúzyka|scCyrl
Slovene: t+|sl|glasba|f
Spanish: música f
Swedish: musik c
Telugu: స���త� (sangeetam)
Thai: Thai|���รี (dondtree)
Yiddish: ����ק (muzik) f
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trans-top|any pleasing or interesting sounds
Danish: t-|da|musik|c
Finnish: t+|fi|musiikki
Hungarian: t|hu|zene, t|hu|muzsika
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Russian: t-|ru|м�з�ка|f|trmúzyka|scCyrl
Slovene: t+|sl|glasba|f
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trans-top|something wonderful
Danish: t-|da|musik|c
Finnish: t+|fi|musiikki
Hungarian: t|hu|zene, t|hu|muzsika
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Russian: t-|ru|м�з�ка|f|trmúzyka|scCyrl
Slovene: t+|sl|glasba|f
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trans-top|sheet music
Danish: noder p
Finnish: t-|fi|nuotti|p|alt=nuotit
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Hungarian: t|hu|kotta
Russian: t-|ru|но��|f|p|trnóty|scCyrl
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ttbc|Afrikaans: musiek
ttbc|Alabama: olaachi
ttbc|Albanian: muzikë f
ttbc|Amharic: ���
ttbc|Arabic: Arab|��س��� (músiqa) f
ttbc|Armenian: ե�աժշտո�թյո�ն (eražštut�yun)
ttbc|Azeri: not#Azeri|not, musiqi
ttbc|Basque: musika
ttbc|Belarusian: м�з�ка (muzyka) f
ttbc|Bengali: (bAjnA)
ttbc|Breton: sonerezh m, muzik m -où p
ttbc|Bulgarian: м�зика (muzika) f (1)
ttbc|Catalan: música f
Chinese:
ttbc|Simplified Chinese: � (yuè), �� (yīn yuè), �� (yuè q�), �� (q�zi)
ttbc|Traditional Chinese: �, ��, ��, ��
ttbc|Chamorro: música, dandan
ttbc|Croatian: t-|hr|glazba|f, t+|hr|muzika|f
ttbc|Dutch: muziek f (1,2), bladmuziek f (3)
ttbc|Esperanto: muziko
ttbc|Estonian: muusika
ttbc|Frisian: muzyk
ttbc|French: musique f
ttbc|German: Musik f (1,2,3,5,6), Noten f|p (4)
ttbc|Greek: μο��ική (musicí) f
ttbc|Haitian Creole: mizik
ttbc|Hawaiian: mele, pila hoʻokani
ttbc|Hebrew: ��ס�ק� (musika) f ,����ק� (muzika) f
ttbc|Hiligaynon: lanton
ttbc|Hindi: स���त विद�या, स���त, रा�, लय, ताल, स�र, स�स�वर, ताल���य
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ttbc|Icelandic: tónlist
ttbc|Interlingua: musica
ttbc|Irish: ceol m1
ttbc|Italian: musica f
ttbc|Kiribati: te katangitang
ttbc|Korean: �� [��] (eumak)
ttbc|Latin: musica f
ttbc|Latvian: mūzika f
ttbc|Macedonian: м�зика (muzika) f
ttbc|Malagasy: mozika
ttbc|Malayalam: സ���ത� (samgeetham)
ttbc|Maltese: mużika
ttbc|Marathi: स���त
ttbc|Nahuatl: cuīcay�tl
ttbc|Norwegian: musikk m
ttbc|Old English: dream#Old English|dr�am
ttbc|Persian: FAchar|آ��گ (âhang), FAchar|خ��ا (xoniyâ)
ttbc|Polish: muzyka f
ttbc|Portuguese: música f
ttbc|Romanian: muzic� f
ttbc|Scottish Gaelic: ceòl
ttbc|Scots: muisic
ttbc|Serbian: glazba, glazbena, glazbene, glazbeni, glazbom
ttbc|Slovak: hudba f
ttbc|Spanish: música f
ttbc|Swahili: muziki
ttbc|Swedish: musik
ttbc|Telugu: స���త� (sangeetam)
ttbc|Thai: Thai|���รี (dondtree)
ttbc|Turkish: müzik
ttbc|Ukrainian: м�зика (muzyka) f
ttbc|Urdu: URchar|��س��� (musiqi)
ttbc|Yiddish: ����ק (muzik)
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See also
w:definition of music|Wikipedia article on the definition of music
MusicNovatory: the science of music encyclopedia

Category:1000 English basic words

Interlingua

Pronunciation
IPA|[�muzik]

Adjective
music

1. musical, of, or pertaining to music.

Synonyms
musical#Interlingua|musical

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