mezzo-soprano

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• /ˌmɛtsoʊsəˈpɹænoʊ/
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Borrowed from Italian mezzosoprano.

21 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: мецосопран (mecosopran) — pitch
• Chinese Mandarin: 女中音 (nǚzhōngyīn) — pitch
• Dutch: mezzosopraan — pitch
• French: mezzo-soprano — pitch
• Georgian: მეცო-სოპრანო (meco-soṗrano) — pitch
• German: Mezzosopran — pitch
• Hungarian: mezzoszoprán — pitch
• Japanese: メゾソプラノ (mezosopurano) — pitch
• Korean: 메조소프라노 (mejosopeurano) — pitch
• Korean: 여성중음 (yeoseongjung'eum) — pitch
• Korean: 녀성중음 (nyeoseongjung'eum) — pitch
• Māori: reo pekerangi — pitch
• Māori: reo kōtike — pitch
• Russian: меццо-сопра́но (mecco-sopráno) — pitch
• Bulgarian: мецосопран (mecosopran) — person having such a voice
• Dutch: mezzosopraan — person having such a voice
• Georgian: მეცო-სოპრანო (meco-soṗrano) — person having such a voice
• German: Mezzosopranistin — person having such a voice
• Hungarian: mezzoszoprán — person having such a voice
• Māori: kaiwaiata pekerangi (reo) — person having such a voice
• Russian: меццо-сопра́но (mecco-sopráno) — person having such a voice