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1. (n.) clef
a sign at the beginning of a musical staff to show the pitch of the notes.
Etymology: (1570–80; < MF < L clāvis key)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) clef
a musical notation written on a staff indicating the pitch of the notes following it
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1. (noun) Clef
a character used in musical notation to determine the position and pitch of the scale as represented on the staff
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Sense: in music, a sign (eg or) on the stave fixing the pitch of the notes.
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 Afrikaans: sleutel |
 Arabic: مُفْتاح الأنْغام الموسيقي |
 Bulgarian: муз. ключ |
 Brazilian: clave |
 Czech: klíč |
 German: der Notenschlüssel |
 Danish: nøgle |
 Greek: μουσικό κλειδί |
 Spanish: clave |
 Estonian: noodivõti |
 Farsi: کلید |
 Finnish: nuottiavain |
 French: clef |
 Hebrew: מַפתֵח |
 Hindi: संगीत स्वरों का प्रतीक |
 Croatian: ključ |
 Hungarian: (hangjegy)kulcs |
 Indonesian: kunci musik |
 Icelandic: nótnalykill |
 Italian: chiave |
 Japanese: 音部記号 |
 Korean: 음자리표 |
 Lithuanian: raktas |
 Latvian: atslēga (mūzikā) |
 Malay: klef |
 Dutch: sleutel |
 Norwegian: nøkkel (musikk) |
 Polish: klucz |
 Persian: کلید |
 Pashto: (موسيقى) دتا لونو كلى |
 Portuguese: clave |
 Romanian: cheie |
 Russian: ключ |
 Slovak: kľúč |
 Slovenian: ključ |
 Serbian: notni ključ |
 Swedish: klav |
 Thai: สัญลักษณ์ที่ใช้เริ่มในการ |
 Turkish: anahtar |
 Taiwanese: (音樂)五線譜上表示音高的譜號 |
 Ukrainian: ключ |
 Urdu: موسیقی می ایک لے |
 Vietnamese: khóa âm nhạc |
 Chinese: （乐谱）音部记号 |
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