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1. (adj.) tonal
pertaining to or having tonality.
Etymology: (1770–80; < ML tonālis. See tone , -al1)
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1. (adj) tonic, tonal
employing variations in pitch to distinguish meanings of otherwise similar words
"Chinese is a tonal language"
2. (adj) tonal
having tonality; i.e. tones and chords organized in relation to one tone such as a keynote or tonic
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Sense: of musical tones.
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 Afrikaans: tonaal |
 Arabic: نَغَمي |
 Bulgarian: тонален |
 Brazilian: tonal |
 Czech: tónový; tonální |
 German: Ton-... |
 Danish: tone- |
 Greek: τονικός |
 Spanish: tonal |
 Estonian: kõla- |
 Farsi: آهنگی |
 Finnish: sävel- |
 French: tonal |
 Hebrew: טוֹנָלִי |
 Hindi: स्वर संबंधी |
 Croatian: tonski, tonalan |
 Hungarian: hang-; tonális |
 Indonesian: nada musik |
 Icelandic: tóntegunda- |
 Italian: tonale, di tono |
 Japanese: 音色の |
 Korean: 음색의 |
 Lithuanian: tonalus |
 Latvian: tonāls |
 Malay: nada |
 Dutch: tonaal |
 Norwegian: tonal |
 Polish: tonalny |
 Persian: آهنگی |
 Pashto: غاړه ييز، دږغ |
 Portuguese: tonal |
 Romanian: tonal |
 Russian: тональный |
 Slovak: tónový; tonálny |
 Slovenian: tonski |
 Serbian: tonski |
 Swedish: tonal, ton- |
 Thai: เกี่ยวกับระดับเสียง |
 Turkish: ses perdesine/tonuna ait |
 Taiwanese: 音調的 |
 Ukrainian: тональний |
 Urdu: موسيقي کي آواز سے متعلق |
 Vietnamese: (thuộc) giọng |
 Chinese: 音调的 |
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