G major

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• /ˈdʒiː ˈmeɪ.dʒə(ɹ)/
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No etymology was provided for this word.

21 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: صُول كَبِير (ṣūl kabīr) — the major key with G as its tonic
• Chinese Mandarin: G大調 /G大调 — the major key with G as its tonic
• Dutch: G-majeur — the major key with G as its tonic
• Dutch: G-groot — the major key with G as its tonic
• Finnish: G-duuri — the major key with G as its tonic
• French: sol majeur — the major key with G as its tonic
• German: G-Dur — the major key with G as its tonic
• Hungarian: G-dúr — the major key with G as its tonic
• Icelandic: G-dúr — the major key with G as its tonic
• Japanese: ト長調 (tochōchō) — the major key with G as its tonic
• Korean: 사장조 (sajangjo) — the major key with G as its tonic
• Russian: соль мажо́р (solʹ mažór) — the major key with G as its tonic
• Spanish: sol mayor — the major key with G as its tonic
• Swedish: G-dur — the major key with G as its tonic
• Dutch: G-majeur — the major chord with a root of G
• Dutch: G-groot — the major chord with a root of G
• French: sol majeur — the major chord with a root of G
• German: G-Dur — the major chord with a root of G
• Hungarian: G-dúr — the major chord with a root of G
• Spanish: sol mayor — the major chord with a root of G
• Swedish: G-dur — the major chord with a root of G