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[Latin decima stands for the tenth] |
(German Dezimett, from Latin decimus, that is the tenth) |
(Latin decem stands for ten) |
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(French detache, from detacher that is separate) |
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(Greek dialogos stands for a talk between two persons) |
(Greek dia pason (chordon)—through all (strings) |
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(Greek diatonikos stands for passing from tone to tone) |
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(Greek privative prefix dys stands for no and harmonia that is harmony) |
(Latin dissonans stands for discordant sounding) |
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(French divertissement stands for pleasure, entertainment) |
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(Latin dominanta stands for dominating) |
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(German Duett, from Latin duo that is two) |
(Latin duodecima stands for twelfth) |
(Latin duo stands for two) |
(Greek dynamikos stands for forceful) |
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