tono
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Definitions
- tone
Etymology
Borrowed from German Ton (sound, tone, clay, hue, color) borrowed from Russian тон borrowed from French ton (manner, tone) borrowed from Polish ton borrowed from English tone borrowed from Italian tono.
Origin
Italian (Fiorentino)
tono
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- allotone English
- betone English
- demitone English
- ditone English
- downtone English
- duotone English
- eigentone English
- fuzztone English
- gammatone English
- goldtone English
- halftone English
- hemitonic English
- meantone English
- microtone English
- midtone English
- multitone English
- overtone English
- paratone English
- polytone English
- quadtone English
- realtone English
- retone English
- ringtone English
- screentone English
- semitone English
- sesquitone English
- sidetone English
- silvertone English
- subtone English
- tonal English
- tone English
- tonearm English
- tonebar English
- toneless English
- tonelike English
- toneme English
- tonepad English
- toner English
- tonewheel English
- tonewood English
- tonic English
- tonification English
- tonify English
- tonology English
- tonous English
- tony English
- touchtone English
- tritone English
- truetone English
- undertone English
- tonus Latin
- Farbton German
- Gelbton German
- Grundton German
- Halbton German
- Hauptton German
- Nebenton German
- Oberton German
- Plauderton German
- Ton German
- Tonband German
- Tonbereich German
- Tonfall German
- Tonfilm German
- Tonkunst German
- Tonlage German
- Tonmineral German
- Tonsilbe German
- Tontaube German
- Zwischenton German
- betonen German
- tonhaltig German
- tonig German
- tönern German
- semitono Italian
- tono Italian
- diaton French
- détonner French
- scopitone French
- ton French
- tonal French
- tondit French
- tonique French
- полутон Russian
- тон Russian
- тонировать Russian
- ton Polish
- ton Old French
- tông Vietnamese
- тон Bulgarian
- dāhen Middle High German