Question 1

Where does the French word "tempéré" come from?

Accepted Answer

from Latin temperatus (tempered) see temper.

Question 2

What is the definition of the French word "tempéré"?

Accepted Answer

What is neither too hot nor too cold, what does not present excess heat or cold.
Refers to each of the two zones located between the torrid zone and one of the two glacial zones.
Who is moderate, composed, wise.
Used particularly, in rhetoric, to describe a genre intermediate between the simple genre and the sublime genre, admitting more ornaments than the first, less elevation than the second.
Refers to the tuning of an instrument where all semitones have equal value. More generally for any music using equal temperament.

Question 3

What is the translation of "tempéré" into english?

Accepted Answer

well-tempered

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