octet

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• /ɒkˈtɛt/
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• rhymes with -ɛt
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• CMU ARPABET: AA0 K T EH1 T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From oct- (“eight”) + -et.

34 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: осмица (osmica) — group of eight
• Catalan: octet — group of eight
• German: Oktett — group of eight
• Greek: οκτάδα (oktáda) — group of eight
• Greek: οχτάδα (ochtáda) — group of eight
• Hebrew: שמיניה — group of eight
• Ido: okteto — group of eight
• Māori: tokowaru — group of eight
• Portuguese: octeto — group of eight
• Russian: восьмёрка (vosʹmjórka) — group of eight
• Spanish: octeto — group of eight
• Afrikaans: oktet — group of eight musicians performing together
• Bulgarian: октет (oktet) — group of eight musicians performing together
• Catalan: octet — group of eight musicians performing together
• Danish: oktet — group of eight musicians performing together
• French: octuor — group of eight musicians performing together
• German: Oktett — group of eight musicians performing together
• Hebrew: שמיניה — group of eight musicians performing together
• Italian: ottetto — group of eight musicians performing together
• Norwegian Bokmål: oktett — group of eight musicians performing together
• Pannonian Rusyn: октет (oktet) — group of eight musicians performing together
• Polish: oktet — group of eight musicians performing together
• Portuguese: octeto — group of eight musicians performing together
• Russian: окте́т (oktét) — group of eight musicians performing together
• Slovene: oktet — group of eight musicians performing together
• Spanish: octeto — group of eight musicians performing together
• Swedish: oktett — group of eight musicians performing together
• Catalan: octet — composition for such a group
• Danish: oktet — composition for such a group
• Norwegian Bokmål: oktett — composition for such a group
• Slovene: oktet — composition for such a group
• Swedish: oktett — composition for such a group
• Icelandic: áttund — rare: byte of three bits
• Icelandic: átta bita bæti — rare: byte of three bits