pop music

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Shortened form of popular music.

93 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: muzikë pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Albanian: muzika pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Arabic: مُوسِيقَى الْبُوب (mūsīqā l-būb) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Arabic: مُوسِيقَى شَعْبِيَّة (mūsīqā šaʕbiyya) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Armenian: փոփ երաժշտություն (pʻopʻ eražštutʻyun) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Azerbaijani: pop-musiqi — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Belarusian: поп-му́зыка (pop-múzyka) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Bengali: পপসংগীত (popośoṅgit) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Bulgarian: по́пмузика (pópmuzika) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Burmese: ပေါ့ပ်ဂီတ (paup.gita.) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Chinese Cantonese: 流行音樂 /流行音乐 (lau4 hang4 jam1 ngok6) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Chinese Cantonese: 流行 — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Chinese Mandarin: 流行音樂 /流行音乐 (liúxíng yīnyuè) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Chinese Mandarin: 流行 (liúxíng) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Czech: pop-music — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Czech: pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Czech: pop hudba — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Danish: popmusik — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Dutch: pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Dutch: popmuziek — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Estonian: popmuusika — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Finnish: pop-musiikki — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Finnish: populäärimusiikki — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• French: musique pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• French: pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Georgian: პოპ-მუსიკა (ṗoṗ-musiḳa) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Georgian: პოპი (ṗoṗi) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• German: Popmusik — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Greek: ποπ μουσική (pop mousikí) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Hebrew: מוזיקת פופ (múzikat pop) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Hindi: पॉप (pŏp) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Hindi: पॉप म्यूज़िक (pŏp myūzik) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Hindi: पॉप संगीत (pŏp saṅgīt) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Hungarian: popzene — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Hungarian: könnyűzene — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Icelandic: popptónlist — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Indonesian: musik pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Irish: popcheol — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Italian: musica pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Italian: pop music — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Japanese: ポップ・ミュージック (poppu myūjikku) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Japanese: ポップ (poppu) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Kazakh: поп-музыка (pop-muzyka) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Korean: 팝 음악 (pap eumak) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Korean: 팝 (pap) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Northern Kurdish: muzîka pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Kyrgyz: поп-музыка (pop-muzıka) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Latvian: popmūzika — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Lithuanian: popmuzika — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Macedonian: поп музика (pop muzika) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Macedonian: поп (pop) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Malay: muzik pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Maltese: mużika pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Māori: puoro arotini — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Marathi: पॉप संगीत (pŏp saṅgīt) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Mongolian: поп хөгжим (pop xögžim) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Norwegian Bokmål: popmusikk — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Norwegian Nynorsk: popmusikk — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Iranian Persian: موسیقیِ پاپ (musiġi-ye pâp) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Polish: pop-music — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Polish: muzyka pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Portuguese: pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Portuguese: música pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Romanian: muzică pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Russian: поп-му́зыка (pop-múzyka) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Russian: эстра́дная му́зыка (estrádnaja múzyka) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Russian: поп (pop) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Russian: попса́ (popsá) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Serbo-Croatian: поп глазба — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Serbo-Croatian: поп музика — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Serbo-Croatian: pop glazba — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Serbo-Croatian: pop muzika — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Slovak: pop-music — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Slovak: pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Slovak: pop hudba — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Slovene: pop glasba — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Spanish: música pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Spanish: música popular — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Swedish: popmusik — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Swedish: pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Tagalog: musikang pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Tajik: мусиқии поп (musiqi-yi pop) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Thai: เพลงป๊อป (pleeng-bpɔ̀p) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Thai: ป็อป (bpɔ́p) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Turkish: pop müzik — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Turkmen: pop aýdym-saz — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Ukrainian: поп-му́зика (pop-múzyka) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Urdu: پاپ مُوسِیقِی (pāp mūsīqī) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Uyghur: كەڭ تارقالغان مۇزىكا (keng tarqalghan muzika) — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Uzbek: pop musiqa — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Vietnamese: nhạc pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Vietnamese: pop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music
• Welsh: cerddoriaeth bop — music intended for or accepted by a wide audience — see also popular music