Sound

sound (English)

Sound (disambiguation)

Alternative forms

  • soune - obsolete

    • Pronunciation

  • - /saUnd/
  • en-us-sound.ogg
  • Rhymes: aʊnd

    • Etymology 1

    ang

    - |lang=ang|safe", "whole", "healthy; cognate with German - |lang=de

    Adjective

    sound|er

    healthy|Healthy.

  • He was safe and sound.

    • complete|Complete, solid, or secure.

  • Fred assured me the floorboards were sound.

    • - argument|logical system having the soundness property.

    *

    vii

    *: With fresh material, taxonomic conclusions are leavened by recognition that the material examined reflects the site it occupied; a herbarium packet gives one only a small fraction of the data desirable for sound conclusions. Herbarium material does not, indeed, allow one to extrapolate safely: what you see is what you get

    slang

    Good.

  • "How are you?" - "I'm sound."
  • That's a sound track you're playing.

    • - Quiet and deep. {{n-g|sound_asleep|Sound_asleep means sleeping peacefully, often deeply.

  • Her sleep was sound.

    • Derived terms

    terms derived from sound (adjective)

  • safe_and_sound
  • sound_as_a_bell
  • soundly

    • Translations

    healthy

  • Tjeckiska - zdravý
  • Danska - sund
    • , rask
  • Finska - terve
    • , hyväkuntoinen
  • Franska - sain
  • Franska - sauf
  • Tyska - gesund
  • Hebrew - בריא|m|tr=bari
  • Ungerska - egészséges
    • , ép
  • Japanska - 健康的な
    • , 健全なる
  • Kurdish:
  • : Sorani - ساغ|tr=sAgh|sc=ku-Arab, - سه‌لیم|tr=saleem|sc=ku-Arab
  • Norska - sunn
    • , frisk
  • Persiska - تندرست
  • Portugisiska - são
    • , sã
  • Rumänska - sănătos
    • , nevătămat, teafăr, zdravăn
  • Ryska - здоровый
    • , крепкий
  • Svenska - kry
    • , frisk, sund
  • Turkiska - sağlıklı
  • Volapük - saunik

    • complete, solid, or secure

  • Tjeckiska - solidní
  • Danska - solid
    • , sikker, pålidelig
  • Holländska - degelijk
  • Finska - hyväkuntoinen
    • , terve
  • Franska - complet
  • Franska - solide
  • Franska - sûr
  • Hebrew - יציב|m|tr=yatsiv
  • Ungerska - sértetlen
    • , ép, hibátlan
  • Japanska - 健全な
    • , 堅固な
  • Norska - stødig
  • Portugisiska - completo
    • , sólido, seguro
  • Rumänska - intact
    • , complet; solid - ro|sigur|m|n, robust
  • Ryska - крепкий
    • , прочный, надёжный

    UK, slang: good or a good thing

  • Danska - fornuftig
  • Finska - kondiksessa

  • ja

  • Norska - grei
  • Ryska - хорошо
  • Turkiska - iyi

    • sound asleep

    bg

    : здрав (zdrav)

    nl

    : gezond

  • eo

    : sana

  • fr

    : sain

  • gn

    : esãi (h-)

  • he

    : בריא_ושלם (baría ve shalam)

    • is

    : heilbrigður (1), í_lagi (1, 2), heill (1,2), öruggur (2)

  • ia

    : san

  • ko

    : 건전한 健全- (geonjeonhan)
  • - سالم (sâlem),

    تندرست

    (tandorost)

  • pt

    : são

    es

    : sano

  • sv

    : sund, frisk

    • Interjection

    slang

    Yes; used to show agreement or understanding, generally without much enthusiasm.

  • "I found my jacket." - "Sound."

    • Etymology 2

  • Noun: from - en - lang=xno, - fro|en - lang=fro, from accusative of - en

    sonus

    .
  • Verb: from - en - lang=xno, - en - lang=fro (modern sonner), from - en - sonare|lang=la
  • The euphonic -d appears in the fifteenth century.

    • Noun

    A sensation perceived by the ear caused by the vibration of air or some other medium.

  • Nobody made a sound.
  • He turned when he heard the sound of footsteps behind him.

    • A vibration capable of causing this.

    A distinctive style and sonority of a particular musician, orchestra etc

    Synonyms

  • See also Wikisaurus:sound

    • Troponyms

  • noise
  • quiet
  • silence

    • Translations

    sensation perceived by the ear

  • Albanska - tingull
  • Arabiska - صوت
  • : Egyptian_Arabic - صوت|m|tr=ṣoṭ|sc=Arab
  • Armenian - ձայն|tr=jayn, - հնչյուն|tr=hnčyun
  • Aromanian - son
  • Bulgariska - звук
  • Katalanska - so
  • Chinese:
  • : Mandarin - 聲音|sc=Hani, - 声音|tr=shēngyīn|sc=Hani
  • Crimean Tatar - davuş|xs=Crimean Tatar, - ses|xs=Crimean Tatar
  • Tjeckiska - zvuk
  • Danska - lyd
  • Esperanto - sono|xs=Esperanto
  • Faroese - ljóð|n
  • Finska - ääni
  • Franska - son

  • Georgian

  • Tyska - Klang
  • Grekiska - ήχος
  • Hindiska - ध्वनी
    • , आवाज़
  • Ungerska - hang
  • Isländska - hljóð
  • Italienska - suono
  • Japanska - 音
  • Koreanska - 소리
  • Kurdish:
  • : Sorani - ده‌نگ|tr=dang|sc=ku-Arab

    • m

  • Latin - sonus, - sonitus
  • Latvian: skaņa {{f

  • Norska - lyd
  • : Nynorsk - lyd|m, - ljod|m|n
  • Old Norse - hljóð
  • Persiska - آوا
  • Persiska - صدا
  • Polska - dźwięk
  • Portugisiska - som
  • Rumänska - sunet
  • Ryska - звук
  • Sanskrit - स्वर|m|tr=svára|xs=Sanskrit, - शब्द|m|tr=śabda|xs=Sanskrit, - ध्वन्|m|tr=dhvan|xs=Sanskrit, - नाद|m|tr=nāda|xs=Sanskrit
  • Scots: soun
  • Scottish Gaelic - fuaim|m|xs=Scottish Gaelic
  • Spanska - sonido
    • , son,
  • Svenska - ljud
  • Filippinska - tunog
  • Tamil - ஒலி|tr=oli|sc=Taml
  • Telugu - శబ్దం (Sabdam), - ధ్వని (dhvani), - సవ్వడి (savvaDi)
  • Thailändska - เสียง
  • Tibetan - སྒྲ|tr=sgra|sc=Tibt
  • Turkiska - ses
  • Urdu:

    آواز

    aavaaz
  • Volapük - ton
  • West Frisian - lûd|xs=West Frisian

    • vibration capable of causing this

  • Albanska - tingull
  • Armenian - ձայն|tr=jayn, - հնչյուն|tr=hnčyun
  • Tjeckiska - zvuk
  • Danska - lyd
  • Finska - ääni
  • Franska - son
  • Tyska - Schall
  • Grekiska - ήχος
  • Hindiska - ध्वनी
    • , आवाज़
  • Ungerska - hangzás
  • Italienska - suono
  • Japanska - 音
  • Latvian: skaņa
  • Norska - lyd
  • : Nynorsk - lyd|m, - ljod|m|n
  • Polska - dźwięk
  • Portugisiska - som
  • Ryska - звук
  • Sanskrit - स्वर|m|tr=svára|xs=Sanskrit, - शब्द|m|tr=śabda|xs=Sanskrit, - ध्वन्|m|tr=dhvan|xs=Sanskrit, - नाद|m|tr=nāda|xs=Sanskrit
  • Scots: soun
  • Scottish Gaelic - fuaim|m|xs=Scottish Gaelic
  • Svenska - ljud
  • Telugu - శబ్దం (Sabdam), - ధ్వని (dhvani), - సవ్వడి (savvaDi)
  • Urdu:

    آواز

    aavaaz

    (ʂaut)

  • af

    : klank
  • - звук (zvuk)

    zh

    : 聲音, 声音 (shēngyīn)

  • nl

    : geluid , klank , toon

    sono

  • (the physical phenomenon), Klang , Geräusch , Ton , Laut

    kl

    : nipi

  • gn

    : pu

  • he

    : קול (kol)

  • is

    : hljóð

    io

    : sono

  • id

    : bunyi

  • ia

    : sono

    • it

    : suono

    ko

    : 소리 (sori)

  • lt

    : garsas

    se

    : jietna
  • - صدا (seda)

  • pt

    : som

    ro

    : sunet

    sh

    :
  • : Cyrillic - звук|m|alt=зву̑к
  • : Roman - zvuk|m|alt=zvȗk

  • sl

    : zvok , glas

    es

    : sonido

    tl

    : tinig

  • tpn

    : pu

  • tr

    : ses, seda, avaz

    • See also

  • audible

    • Verb

    To produce a sound.

  • When the horn sounds, be careful.

    • copulative

    To convey an impression by one's sound.

  • He sounded good when we last spoke.

    • legal

    To arise or to be recognizable as arising within a particular area of law.

    * - author=Supreme Court of the United States |title=City of Monterey v. Del Monte Dunes at Montery, Ltd. et al. |url= |passage=There can be no doubt that claims brought pursuant to § 1983 sound in tort.

    To cause to produce a sound.

  • He sounds the instrument.

    • To pronounce a vowel or a consonant.

  • The "e" in "house" isn't sounded.

    • Synonyms

  • to make noise

    echo, reecho, resonate
  • See also Wikisaurus:sound

    • Derived terms

  • empty_vessels_make_the_most_sound
  • infrasound
  • instantaneous_sound_pressure
  • missound
  • outsound
  • second_sound
  • soundage
  • sound-alike
  • sound_alphabet
  • sound_and_light/sound-and-light_show
  • sound_barrier
  • sound_bite/soundbite
  • sound_bow
  • sound_box
  • sound_camera
  • sound_card
  • sounded
  • sound_effect
  • sound_energy
  • sound_engineer
  • sound_engineering
  • sounder
  • soundex
  • sound_film
  • sound_hole
  • sounding_board
  • sound_law
  • soundless
  • sound_like
  • sound_man/soundman
  • sound_off
  • sound_out
  • sound_pollution
  • sound_pressure
  • sound_projection
  • soundproof/sound-proof
  • sound_recording
  • sound_reproduction
  • soundscape
  • sound_spectrum
  • sound_stage/soundstage
  • sound_structure
  • sound_system
  • sound_track/soundtrack
  • sound_truck
  • sound_wave
  • speech_sound
  • speed_of_sound
  • surround-sound/surround_sound
  • third_heart_sound
  • third_sound
  • ultrasound
  • unsound
  • voiced_sound

    • Translations

    to produce a sound

  • Arabiska - صوت
  • Bulgarian: прозвучавам (prozvučavam), издавам звук (izdavam zvuk)
  • Chinese:
  • : Mandarin - 響|sc=Hani, - 响|tr=xiǎng|sc=Hani
  • Tjeckiska - znít
  • Danska - lyde
  • Dutch: klinken, geluid_maken, toon_voortbrengen
  • Esperanto - soni|xs=Esperanto
  • Finska - kajahtaa
    • , kuulostaa
  • Franska - sonner
  • Tyska - klingen
    • , erklingen
  • Guaraní: pu
  • Hebrew - השמיע קול|tr=hishmía kol
  • Isländska - hljóma
    • , hljóða
  • Interlingua: sonar
  • Italienska - suonare
  • Japanska - 鳴る
  • Korean: 소리가 나다 (soriga nada)
  • Kurdish:
  • : Sorani - ده‌نگ دان|tr=dang dAn|sc=ku-Arab
  • Latin - sono|alt=sonō
  • Persiska - صدا دادن
  • Portugisiska - soar
  • Rumänska - suna
  • Ryska - звучать
  • Ryska - прозвучать
  • Slovene: zveneti/zazveneti
  • Spanska - sonar
  • Spanska - parecer
  • Swahili - sauti
  • Svenska - ljuda
    • , låta
  • Telugu - మోగు (mOgu), - ధ్వనించు (dhvaninchu)
  • Tupinambá: pu

    • to state or utter, especially with deliberation; to repeat

  • Danska - udtale
  • Franska - exprimer

    • to cause to produce a sound

  • Tjeckiska - rozeznít
    • , rozezvučet
  • Danska - lade
  • Danska - lyde
  • Finnish: soittaa, tuottaa ääni|ääntä
  • Japanska - 鳴らす
  • Korean: 소리를 내다 (sorireul naeda)
  • Telugu - మోగించు (mOginchu), - ధ్వనించు (dhvaninchu)

    • law: to arise

  • Japanska - 関係する

    • to pronounce

  • Tjeckiska - vyslovovat
  • Franska - prononcer

    • es

    : sondear

    Etymology 3

    ang

    sund

    Noun

    Sound (geography)

    : Long narrow inlet. (Puget Sound, Owen Sound, etc.)

    Translations

    long narrow inlet

  • Danska - sund
  • Finnish: lahti, vuono (fjord)
  • Tyska - Sund
  • Grekiska - πορθμός
  • Isländska - sund
  • Irländska - sunda
    • , caolas, béal, bealach
  • Japanska - 入り江
  • Norska - sund
  • Old English - sund|n
  • Old Norse - sund|n
  • Polska - cieśnina
  • Ryska - пролив
    • , канал
  • Spanska - estrecho
    • , seno
  • Svenska - sund

    • Etymology 4

    enm|en

    - |lang=enm, from - sonder|lang=fro, from - |lang=fro|sounding line of Germanic origin, compare - - - |lang=ang|a sounding rod, - |lang=ang|a sounding line, - - - |lang=ang|water", "sea. More at #Etymology_3|Etymology_3_above

    Verb

    dive downwards, used of a whale.

  • The whale sounded and eight hundred feet of heavy line streaked out of the line tub before he ended his dive.

    • probe

  • When I sounded him, he appeared to favor the proposed deal.

    • test

  • Mariners on sailing ships would sound the depth of the water with a weighted rope.

    • Translations

    to dive downwards, of a whale

  • Danska - dykke
    • (ned)
  • Finska - sukeltaa
  • Japanska - 潜る

    • to probe

  • Danska - lodde
    • , sondere, pejle
  • Finska - tutkia
    • , kokeilla, sondeerata
  • Franska - sonder
  • Tyska - sondieren
  • Grekiska - ακροώμαι
  • Japanska - 調べる
    • , 探る
  • Spanska - sondear

    • to test

  • Danska - pejle
    • , prøve
  • Finska - testata
    • , koestaa - fi|luodata

    nautical: to measure the depth of water

  • Franska - tester
  • Grekiska - βολιδοσκοπώ
  • Japanska - 調べる

    • Noun

    A probe (e.g. a surgeon's tool)

    A sex toy comparable to a very narrow dildo inserted into a penis through the urethra

    Translations

    a probe

  • Danska - sonde
  • Finska - koetin
    • , sondi
  • Franska - sonde
  • Tyska - Sonde
  • Grekiska - στηθοσκόπιο
  • Japanska - 探子
  • Spanska - sonda

    • sex toy

    Statistics

  • - pretty|except|513|sound|didn't|natural|laid
    • ----

    sound (Italian)

    Etymology

  • Engelska - it

    • Noun

    it|noun

    inv

    - en|sound (distinctive style and sonority)

    ang:sound zh-min-nan:sound simple:sound

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