Definitions for maestosomaɪˈstoʊ soʊ
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
maes•to•somaɪˈstoʊ soʊ(adj.; adv.)
with majesty; stately (used as a musical direction).
Category: Music and Dance
Origin of maestoso:
1715–25; < It: stately, majestic
Wiktionary
maestoso(Adverb)
majestically
Origin: Borrowed from maestoso.
Webster Dictionary
Maestoso(u)
majestic or majestically; -- a direction to perform a passage or piece of music in a dignified manner
Translations for maestoso
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
- majestueusAfrikaans
- عَظيم، مَهيبArabic
- величественBulgarian
- majestosoPortuguese (BR)
- majestátníCzech
- majestätischGerman
- majestætiskDanish
- μεγαλοπρεπήςGreek
- majestuosoSpanish
- suursuguneEstonian
- شاهانهFarsi
- majesteettinenFinnish
- majestueuxFrench
- מַלכוּתִיHebrew
- राजसीHindi
- veličanstvenCroatian
- fenségesHungarian
- muliaIndonesian
- tignarlegurIcelandic
- maestosoItalian
- 威厳のあるJapanese
- 위엄 있는Korean
- didingasLithuanian
- majestātisks; dižensLatvian
- muliaMalay
- majestueusDutch
- majestetiskNorwegian
- majestatycznyPolish
- شاهانهPersian
- شاهىPashto
- majestosoPortuguese
- maiestuosRomanian
- величественныйRussian
- majestátnySlovak
- veličastenSlovenian
- veličanstvenSerbian
- majestätiskSwedish
- สง่าThai
- haşmetli, şahaneTurkish
- 莊嚴的Chinese (Trad.)
- величнийUkrainian
- شاہانہUrdu
- oai nghiêmVietnamese
- 威严的Chinese (Simp.)
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