Musik

Meaning

1. (feminine, uncountable) music
2. (feminine, uncountable) music as a school subject, musical instruction
3. (countable, feminine) a musical piece
4. (countable, feminine, informal) a band, mostly one performing at some event

Concepts

music

🎶

band

euphony

flourish of trumpets

musical

musical movement

My Music

Melody Time

music

🎶

art

🎨

music

🎶

Synonyms

Tonkunst

🎶

Noten

Musikstück

Mucke

Musikerin

Töne

Vorlesung

Wohlklang

Rezitation

Euphonie

Lala

Frau Musica

Gesang

Muſik

Klänge

Lied

🎶

Melodie

Translations

musique

🎶

música

🎶

musica

🎶

muziek

🎶

música

🎶

μουσική

müzik

🎶

موسيقى

🎶

música

🎶

musica

🎶

musica

toonkunst

🎶

muzîk

🎶

mûsîk

Dialects

Zürich

musik

Aargau

musig

Bern

musig

Basel-Landschaft

muusig

Zürich

musig

Data provided by: Deutsch-Schweizerdeutsches Wörterbuch

Pronounced as (IPA)

/muˈziːk/

Etymology

Inherited from Middle High German: mūsic

Inherited from Old High German: musika

In summary

From Middle High German mūsic, from Old High German musika, musica, from Latin mūsica (“music”).

Sentences

Freunde sitzen und hören Musik .

Friends sit and listen to music.

Man sollte Musik machen , die man selber fühlt .

You should make music that you feel yourself.

An Wochenenden machte er weiterhin Musik .

He continued to make music on weekends.

Die Band spielt Musik aus allen Aspekten seiner langen Karriere .

The band plays music from all aspects of his long career.

Als Mitglied des Kammermusikensemble " Funktion " widmet sie sich der Aufführung von Neuer Musik .

As a member of the chamber music ensemble "Funktion", she is dedicated to the performance of new music.

Bei der grünen Lizenz darf die Musik beliebig , also auch kommerziell , verwendet werden .

With the green license, the music may be used as desired, including commercially.