baritone

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• UK: /ˈbæɹ.ɪ.təʊn/
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• US: /ˈbæɹ.ɪ.toʊn/
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• CMU ARPABET: B EH1 R AH0 T OW2 N Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Italian baritono, from Ancient Greek βαρύτονος (barútonos), from βαρύς (barús, “heavy”) + τόνος (tónos, “tone”). Doublet of baryton and barytone.

73 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: bariton — male voice
• Armenian: բարիտոն (bariton) — male voice
• Bulgarian: барито́н (baritón) — male voice
• Catalan: baríton — male voice
• Chinese Mandarin: 男中音 (nánzhōngyīn) — male voice
• Danish: baryton — male voice
• Dutch: bariton — male voice
• Estonian: bariton — male voice
• Finnish: baritoni — male voice
• Finnish: barytoni — male voice
• French: baryton — male voice
• Georgian: ბარიტონი (bariṭoni) — male voice
• German: Bariton — male voice
• Hawaiian: leo kāne — male voice
• Hebrew: בָּרִיטוֹן — male voice
• Hungarian: bariton — male voice
• Indonesian: bariton — male voice
• Italian: baritono — male voice
• Japanese: バリトン (bariton) — male voice
• Korean: 바리톤 (bariton) — male voice
• Korean: 남성중음 (namseongjung'eum) — male voice
• Kyrgyz: баритон (bariton) — male voice
• Lao: ບາລິໂທນ (bā li thōn) — male voice
• Māori: reo mārū — male voice
• Māori: reo tanguru — male voice
• Norwegian Bokmål: baryton — male voice
• Norwegian Nynorsk: baryton — male voice
• Polish: baryton — male voice
• Portuguese: barítono — male voice
• Russian: барито́н (baritón) — male voice
• Scottish Gaelic: baratòn — male voice
• Slovak: barytón — male voice
• Slovene: bariton — male voice
• Spanish: barítono — male voice
• Swedish: baryton — male voice
• Tagalog: baritono — male voice
• Albanian: bariton — musical range
• Bulgarian: баритон (bariton) — musical range
• Catalan: baríton — musical range
• Dutch: bariton — musical range
• Estonian: bariton — musical range
• Finnish: baritoni — musical range
• Georgian: ბარიტონი (bariṭoni) — musical range
• German: Bariton — musical range
• Hawaiian: leo hāʻoi — musical range
• Indonesian: bariton — musical range
• Italian: baritono — musical range
• Polish: baryton — musical range
• Portuguese: barítono — musical range
• Russian: барито́н (baritón) — musical range
• Scottish Gaelic: baratòn — musical range
• Slovak: barytón — musical range
• Slovene: bariton — musical range
• Armenian: բարիտոն (bariton) — person, instrument or group
• Bulgarian: барито́н (baritón) — person, instrument or group
• Catalan: baríton — person, instrument or group
• Danish: baryton — person, instrument or group
• Finnish: baritoni — person, instrument or group
• Hungarian: bariton — person, instrument or group
• Kyrgyz: баритон (bariton) — person, instrument or group
• Norwegian Bokmål: baryton — person, instrument or group
• Norwegian Nynorsk: baryton — person, instrument or group
• Polish: baryton — person, instrument or group
• Scottish Gaelic: baratòn — person, instrument or group
• Slovak: barytón — person, instrument or group
• Swedish: baryton — person, instrument or group
• Uzbek: bariton — person, instrument or group
• Finnish: baritonitorvi — instrument similar to euphonium
• Hawaiian: pū hāʻoi — instrument similar to euphonium
• Icelandic: barítón — instrument similar to euphonium
• Icelandic: baríton — instrument similar to euphonium
• Norwegian Bokmål: baryton — instrument similar to euphonium
• Norwegian Nynorsk: baryton — instrument similar to euphonium