musical

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• /ˈmju.zɪ.kəl/
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From Middle English musical, from Old French [Term?], from Medieval Latin mūsicālis, from Latin mūsica (“music”) + -ālis (suffix forming adjectives); equivalent to music + -al.

176 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: musikaal — of or relating to music
• Albanian: muzikor — of or relating to music
• Arabic: مُوسِيقِيّ (mūsīqiyy) — of or relating to music
• Armenian: երաժշտական (eražštakan) — of or relating to music
• Azerbaijani: musiqi — of or relating to music
• Belarusian: музы́чны (muzýčny) — of or relating to music
• Bulgarian: музика́лен (muzikálen) — of or relating to music
• Burmese: ဂီတ (gita.) — of or relating to music
• Catalan: musical — of or relating to music
• Chinese Mandarin: 音樂的 /音乐的 (yīnyuè de) — of or relating to music
• Czech: hudební — of or relating to music
• Danish: musik- — of or relating to music
• Dutch: muzikaal — of or relating to music
• Dutch: muziek- — of or relating to music
• Esperanto: muzika — of or relating to music
• Estonian: muusika- — of or relating to music
• Finnish: musiikki- — of or relating to music
• Finnish: musiikillinen — of or relating to music
• French: musical — of or relating to music
• Galician: músico — of or relating to music
• Georgian: მუსიკალური (musiḳaluri) — of or relating to music
• Georgian: სამუსიკო (samusiḳo) — of or relating to music
• German: musikalisch — of or relating to music
• German: Musik- — of or relating to music
• Greek: μουσικός (mousikós) — of or relating to music
• Ancient Greek: μουσικός (mousikós) — of or relating to music
• Hungarian: zenei — of or relating to music
• Irish: ceolmhar — of or relating to music
• Italian: musicale — of or relating to music
• Japanese: ミュージカルの (myūjikaru no) — of or relating to music
• Japanese: 音楽の (ongaku no) — of or relating to music
• Kazakh: музыкалық (muzykalyq) — of or relating to music
• Kazakh: музыка (muzyka) — of or relating to music
• Khmer: តន្ត្រី (dɑɑntrəy) — of or relating to music
• Khmer: ភ្លេង (phleing) — of or relating to music
• Korean: 음악의 (eumag-ui) — of or relating to music
• Kyrgyz: музыкалык (muzıkalık) — of or relating to music
• Kyrgyz: музыкалуу (muzıkaluu) — of or relating to music
• Kyrgyz: музыка (muzıka) — of or relating to music
• Lao: ດົນຕີ (don tī) — of or relating to music
• Lao: ເພງ (phēng) — of or relating to music
• Latin: mūsicus — of or relating to music
• Latin: mūsicālis — of or relating to music
• Latvian: mūzikas — of or relating to music
• Latvian: muzikāls — of or relating to music
• Lithuanian: muzikinis — of or relating to music
• Macedonian: музика́лен (muzikálen) — of or relating to music
• Malay: muzikal — of or relating to music
• Malay: muzik — of or relating to music
• Malayalam: സംഗീത (saṅgīta) — of or relating to music
• Maltese: mużikali — of or relating to music
• Norwegian Bokmål: musikk- — of or relating to music
• Occitan: musical — of or relating to music
• Persian: موسیقایی (musiqâyi) — of or relating to music
• Polish: muzyczny — of or relating to music
• Portuguese: musical — of or relating to music
• Romanian: muzical — of or relating to music
• Russian: музыка́льный (muzykálʹnyj) — of or relating to music
• Serbo-Croatian: гла̀збен — of or relating to music
• Serbo-Croatian: му̏зика̄лан — of or relating to music
• Serbo-Croatian: glàzben — of or relating to music
• Serbo-Croatian: mȕzikālan — of or relating to music
• Slovak: hudobný — of or relating to music
• Slovene: glasben — of or relating to music
• Slovene: muzikálen — of or relating to music
• Upper Sorbian: hudźbny — of or relating to music
• Spanish: musical — of or relating to music
• Swedish: musik- — of or relating to music
• Tajik: мусиқӣ (musiqi) — of or relating to music
• Thai: ดนตรี (don-dtrii) — of or relating to music
• Ukrainian: музи́чний (muzýčnyj) — of or relating to music
• Uzbek: musiqiy — of or relating to music
• Uzbek: musiqali — of or relating to music
• Vietnamese: âm nhạc — of or relating to music
• Afrikaans: musikaal — gifted or skilled in music
• Bulgarian: музика́лен (muzikálen) — gifted or skilled in music
• Esperanto: muzikema — gifted or skilled in music
• Finnish: musikaalinen — gifted or skilled in music
• French: musicien — gifted or skilled in music
• French: musicienne — gifted or skilled in music
• Georgian: მუსიკალური (musiḳaluri) — gifted or skilled in music
• German: musikalisch — gifted or skilled in music
• Greek: μουσικός (mousikós) — gifted or skilled in music
• Ancient Greek: μουσικός (mousikós) — gifted or skilled in music
• Japanese: 音楽的な (ongakuteki na) — gifted or skilled in music
• Korean: 음악적 (eumakjeok) — gifted or skilled in music
• Portuguese: musicista — gifted or skilled in music
• Romanian: muzical — gifted or skilled in music
• Russian: музыка́льный (muzykálʹnyj) — gifted or skilled in music
• Upper Sorbian: muzikaliski — gifted or skilled in music
• Upper Sorbian: muzikalny — gifted or skilled in music
• Swedish: musikalisk — gifted or skilled in music
• Swedish: musikbegåvad — gifted or skilled in music
• Afrikaans: musikaal — pleasing to the ear
• Belarusian: мелады́чны (mjeladýčny) — pleasing to the ear
• Bulgarian: мелоди́чен (melodíčen) — pleasing to the ear
• Esperanto: melodia — pleasing to the ear
• Esperanto: orelplaĉa — pleasing to the ear
• Esperanto: belsona — pleasing to the ear
• Finnish: sointuva — pleasing to the ear
• Finnish: melodinen — pleasing to the ear
• Georgian: მელოდიური (melodiuri) — pleasing to the ear
• Georgian: კეთილხმოვანი (ḳetilxmovani) — pleasing to the ear
• Greek: μουσικός (mousikós) — pleasing to the ear
• Latin: canōrus — pleasing to the ear
• Portuguese: musical — pleasing to the ear
• Portuguese: melodioso — pleasing to the ear
• Portuguese: melódico — pleasing to the ear
• Romanian: muzical — pleasing to the ear
• Romanian: melodios — pleasing to the ear
• Romanian: armonios — pleasing to the ear
• Russian: мелоди́чный (melodíčnyj) — pleasing to the ear
• Swedish: melodisk — pleasing to the ear
• Swedish: välljudande — pleasing to the ear
• Ukrainian: мелоді́йний (melodíjnyj) — pleasing to the ear
• Ukrainian: мелоди́чний (melodýčnyj) — pleasing to the ear
• Afrikaans: musiekblyspel — stage performance, show or film
• Arabic: مَسْرَح مُوسِيقِيّ (masraḥ mūsīqiyy) — stage performance, show or film
• Armenian: մյուզիքլ (myuzikʻl) — stage performance, show or film
• Azerbaijani: müzikl — stage performance, show or film
• Belarusian: мю́зікл (mjúzikl) — stage performance, show or film
• Belarusian: м'ю́зыкал (mʺjúzykal) — stage performance, show or film
• Bulgarian: мю́зикъл (mjúzikǎl) — stage performance, show or film
• Chinese Mandarin: 歌舞片 (gēwǔpiàn) — stage performance, show or film
• Chinese Mandarin: 音樂劇 /音乐剧 (yīnyuèjù) — stage performance, show or film
• Cornish: gwari kan — stage performance, show or film
• Czech: muzikál — stage performance, show or film
• Danish: musical — stage performance, show or film
• Danish: musikal — stage performance, show or film
• Dutch: musical — stage performance, show or film
• Esperanto: muzikalo — stage performance, show or film
• Estonian: muusikal — stage performance, show or film
• Finnish: musikaali — stage performance, show or film
• French: comédie musicale — stage performance, show or film
• Georgian: მიუზიკლი (miuziḳli) — stage performance, show or film
• Georgian: მუსიკალური ფილმი (musiḳaluri pilmi) — stage performance, show or film
• German: Musical — stage performance, show or film
• Greek: μιούζικαλ (mioúzikal) — stage performance, show or film
• Hebrew: מַחֲזֶמֶר (makhazémer) — stage performance, show or film
• Hindi: म्यूज़िकल (myūzikal) — stage performance, show or film
• Hungarian: musical — stage performance, show or film
• Icelandic: söngleikur — stage performance, show or film
• Irish: ceoldráma — stage performance, show or film
• Japanese: ミュージカル (myūjikaru) — stage performance, show or film
• Kazakh: мюзикл (müzikl) — stage performance, show or film
• Korean: 뮤지컬 (myujikeol) — stage performance, show or film
• Kyrgyz: мюзикл (myuzikl) — stage performance, show or film
• Latvian: mūzikls — stage performance, show or film
• Lithuanian: miuziklas — stage performance, show or film
• Macedonian: мјузикл (mjuzikl) — stage performance, show or film
• Malay: teater muzikal — stage performance, show or film
• Norwegian Bokmål: musikal — stage performance, show or film
• Norwegian Nynorsk: musikal — stage performance, show or film
• Persian: تئاتر موزیکال (te'âtr-e muzikâl) — stage performance, show or film
• Polish: musical — stage performance, show or film
• Portuguese: musical — stage performance, show or film
• Romanian: muzical — stage performance, show or film
• Russian: мю́зикл (mjúzikl) — stage performance, show or film
• Serbo-Croatian: мју̀зикл — stage performance, show or film
• Serbo-Croatian: mjùzikl — stage performance, show or film
• Slovak: muzikál — stage performance, show or film
• Slovene: muzikal — stage performance, show or film
• Slovene: mjuzikl — stage performance, show or film
• Spanish: musical — stage performance, show or film
• Swedish: musikal — stage performance, show or film
• Swedish: musikalfilm — stage performance, show or film
• Thai: ละครเพลง — stage performance, show or film
• Thai: มิวสิคัล — stage performance, show or film
• Turkish: müzikal — stage performance, show or film
• Ukrainian: мю́зикл (mjúzykl) — stage performance, show or film
• Ukrainian: м'ю́зикл (mʺjúzykl) — stage performance, show or film
• Uzbek: myuzikl — stage performance, show or film
• Vietnamese: nhạc kịch — stage performance, show or film
• Welsh: sioe gerdd — stage performance, show or film
• Yiddish: מיוזיקל (myuzikl) — stage performance, show or film
• Yiddish: מוזיקאַלישער ספּעקטאַקל (muzikalisher spektakl) — stage performance, show or film