cadence
common noun
Syllable Decomposition
cadencefrom Italian cadenza, first in the sense of "conclusion", then of "rhythm" in the 16th century. Italian is derived from a Vulgar Latin cadentia, present participle plural neuter of cadere, "to end, to finish" speaking of a word. See choir, chance and lang=fr which is the doublet of cadence.
Definitions
- musique
- musique
Plural
cadences
Translations
english:cadence
german:Rhythmus
finnish:kandenssi
hebrew:עברית
italian:cadenza
dutch:cadens
polish:kadencja
portuguese:cadenza
swedish:kadens