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English
1.1
Etymology
1.2
Noun
1.2.1
Usage notes
1.2.2
Translations
1.3
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2
Italian
2.1
Noun
2.1.1
Related terms
2.2
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English
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Etymology
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From
di-
+
tone
.
Noun
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ditone
(
plural
ditones
)
(
obsolete
,
music
)
An
interval
of two
tones
Usage notes
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The closest modern interval is the
major third
- a major tone plus a minor tone.
Translations
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ditone
Italian:
ditono
m
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done it
,
intoed
,
ointed
Italian
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Noun
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ditone
m
(
plural
ditoni
)
big
finger
(
informal
)
big toe
,
hallux
Synonym:
alluce
Related terms
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dito
Anagrams
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Tidone
,
denoti
,
detoni
,
tedino
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English terms prefixed with di-
English lemmas
English nouns
English countable nouns
English terms with obsolete senses
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