musical
English
/ˈmju.zɪ.kəl/
adj
Definitions
- Of, belonging or relating to music, or to its performance or notation.
- Pleasing to the ear; sounding agreeably; having the qualities of music; melodious; harmonious.
- Fond of music; discriminating with regard to music; gifted or skilled in music.
- Pertaining to a class of games in which players move while music plays, but have to take a fixed position when it stops; by extension, any situation where people repeatedly change positions.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English musical derived from Latin mūsicālis, mūsica (music) suffix from English music.
Origin
English
music
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- amusical English
- antimusic English
- antimusical English
- biomusic English
- biomusical English
- chipmusic English
- classical music English
- ethnomusic English
- ethnomusical English
- extramusical English
- immusical English
- ludomusical English
- ludomusicality English
- megamusical English
- micromusic English
- minimusical English
- miskin English
- multimusical English
- music English
- music video English
- musicaholic English
- musicalise English
- musicality English
- musicalization English
- musicalize English
- musically English
- musicalness English
- musicaster English
- musicdisk English
- musicing English
- musicked English
- musicker English
- musicking English
- musicless English
- musiclike English
- musicmaking English
- musicness English
- musicography English
- musicologic English
- musicology English
- musicophile English
- musicscape English
- musicstick English
- musiczine English
- nonmusic English
- nonmusical English
- nonmusicality English
- nonmusically English
- philomusical English
- pseudomusical English
- pyromusical English
- quasimusical English
- sociomusical English
- supermusical English
- unmusical English
- unmusicality English
- unmusically English
- unmusicalness English
- video English
- musikaali Finnish
- musikaalinen Finnish
- musicalis Latin
- mūsica Latin
- mūsicāle(m), mūsicālem Latin
- mūsicālis Latin
- Musik German
- musical Hungarian
- muzsika Hungarian
- musica Italian
- musical Italian
- muziek Dutch, Flemish
- му́зыка Russian
- мюзикл Russian
- murga Spanish, Castilian
- música Spanish, Castilian
- μουσική Ancient Greek
- μουσική (τέχνη) Ancient Greek
- μουσῐκή Ancient Greek
- música Portuguese
- musik Swedish
- musikalisk Swedish
- ミュージカル Japanese
- ミュージック Japanese
- musical Polish
- muzyka Polish
- musical Middle English
- musik Middle English
- musical Danish
- musik Danish
- muzika Czech
- musique Old French
- muzika Serbo-Croatian
- музика Serbo-Croatian
- música Catalan, Valencian
- música Galician
- musica Old High German
- muzikar Ido
- muzik Malay
- מוזיקה Hebrew (modern)
- muziki Swahili
- musica Occitan
- 뮤지컬 Korean
- musica Romansh
- música Asturian
- musiche Friulian
- mùxega Venetian
- musik Tok Pisin
- musikel Tok Pisin
- މިއުޒިކް Divehi, Dhivehi, Maldivian
- myuusik Pitcairn-Norfolk
- video
- music
- miskin
- amusical
- musicing
- nonmusic
- musicked
- biomusic
- musicker
- musicless
- musicness
- unmusical
- antimusic
- chipmusic
- immusical
- musiczine
- musicking
- musically
- musiclike
- musicdisk
- musicaster
- musicalize
- biomusical
- musicality
- musicology
- micromusic
- nonmusical
- ethnomusic
- musicstick
- musicscape
- musicalise
- musicologic
- ludomusical
- musicmaking
- musicalness
- music video
- musicophile
- unmusically
- antimusical
- musicaholic
- megamusical
- minimusical
- pyromusical
- unmusicality
- supermusical
- multimusical
- quasimusical
- extramusical
- musicography
- sociomusical
- ethnomusical
- philomusical
- nonmusically
- nonmusicality
- pseudomusical
- unmusicalness
- musicalization
- ludomusicality
- classical music