tonus angolul
| Latin | Angol |
|---|---|
| tonus [toni] (2nd) M noun | interval [intervals]noun musical scalenoun peal of thunder (from tono?)noun strain, tensionnoun tonusnoun |
| abrotonus [abrotoni] (2nd) M noun | |
| altitonus [altitona, altitonum] adjective | of the fiery zoneadjective |
| anatonus [anatona, anatonum] adjective | extending upward (L+S)adjective longstrung (length of tight skein propelling catapult)adjective |
| Carantonus proper noun {m}, Carantona {f} | Charente(French department) |
| Carantonus maritimus proper noun {m} | Charente-Maritime(department) |
| catatonus [catatona, catatonum] adjective | depressedadjective low strung (referring to length of tightened skeins of a catapult)adjective |
| diatonus [diatona, diatonum] adjective | band-stones (w / lateres, stones / bricks which run through to bind wall)adjective |
| ditonus [ditoni] (2nd) M noun | ditone, interval containing two whole notes / tonesnoun major thirdnoun |
| hemiditonus [hemiditoni] (2nd) M noun | minor thirdnoun |
| monotonus adjective | monotonousadjective |
| oxytonus adjective | oxytone(oxytone) |
| semiditonus [semiditoni] (2nd) M noun | minor thirdnoun |
| semitonus [semitoni] (2nd) M noun | musical [musicals]noun semitone [semitones]noun |
| Teutonus [Teutoni] (2nd) M noun | Teutoni, German tribe from Baltic, migrated w / Cimbri, smashed by Marius 102 BCnoun |
| tyrannoctonus [tyrannoctoni] (2nd) M noun |
