quintet

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• /kwɪnˈtɛt/
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From French quintette, from Italian quintetto, diminutive of quinto (“fifth”), itself from Latin quintus, related to quīnque (“five”).

136 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: квинтет (kvintet) — (music) a composition in five parts
• Catalan: quintet — (music) a composition in five parts
• Chinese Mandarin: 五重奏 (wǔchóngzòu) — (music) a composition in five parts
• Czech: kvintet — (music) a composition in five parts
• Dutch: kwintet — (music) a composition in five parts
• Finnish: kvintetto — (music) a composition in five parts
• French: quintette — (music) a composition in five parts
• Georgian: კვინტეტი (ḳvinṭeṭi) — (music) a composition in five parts
• German: Quintett — (music) a composition in five parts
• Greek: κουιντέτο (kouintéto) — (music) a composition in five parts
• Hungarian: ötös — (music) a composition in five parts
• Hungarian: kvintett — (music) a composition in five parts
• Icelandic: kvintett — (music) a composition in five parts
• Irish: cúigréad — (music) a composition in five parts
• Italian: quintetto — (music) a composition in five parts
• Japanese: クインテット (kuintetto) — (music) a composition in five parts
• Japanese: 五重奏 (gojūsō) — (music) a composition in five parts
• Japanese: 五重唱 (gojūshō) — (music) a composition in five parts
• Korean: 퀸텟 (kwintet) — (music) a composition in five parts
• Korean: 오중주 (ojungju) — (music) a composition in five parts
• Korean: 오중창 (ojungchang) — (music) a composition in five parts
• Norwegian Bokmål: kvintett — (music) a composition in five parts
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kvintett — (music) a composition in five parts
• Polish: kwintet — (music) a composition in five parts
• Portuguese: quinteto — (music) a composition in five parts
• Romanian: cvintet — (music) a composition in five parts
• Russian: квинте́т (kvintét) — (music) a composition in five parts
• Spanish: quinteto — (music) a composition in five parts
• Swedish: kvintett — (music) a composition in five parts
• Tagalog: limahan — (music) a composition in five parts
• Bulgarian: квинтет (kvintet) — (music) a group of five musicians
• Catalan: quintet — (music) a group of five musicians
• Chinese Mandarin: 五重奏 (wǔchóngzòu) — (music) a group of five musicians
• Czech: kvinteto — (music) a group of five musicians
• Dutch: kwintet — (music) a group of five musicians
• Finnish: kvintetti — (music) a group of five musicians
• French: quintette — (music) a group of five musicians
• Georgian: კვინტეტი (ḳvinṭeṭi) — (music) a group of five musicians
• German: Quintett — (music) a group of five musicians
• Hungarian: ötös — (music) a group of five musicians
• Hungarian: kvintett — (music) a group of five musicians
• Icelandic: kvintett — (music) a group of five musicians
• Irish: cúigréad — (music) a group of five musicians
• Italian: quintetto — (music) a group of five musicians
• Norwegian Bokmål: kvintett — (music) a group of five musicians
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kvintett — (music) a group of five musicians
• Polish: kwintet — (music) a group of five musicians
• Portuguese: quinteto — (music) a group of five musicians
• Romanian: cvintet — (music) a group of five musicians
• Russian: квинте́т (kvintét) — (music) a group of five musicians
• Spanish: quinteto — (music) a group of five musicians
• Swedish: kvintett — (music) a group of five musicians
• Afrikaans: kwintet — any group of five
• Albanian: kuinteti — any group of five
• Armenian: կվինտետ (kvintet) — any group of five
• Azerbaijani: kvintet — any group of five
• Basque: boskotea — any group of five
• Belarusian: квінтэт (kvintet) — any group of five
• Bulgarian: квинтет (kvintet) — any group of five
• Bulgarian: петорка (petorka) — any group of five
• Chinese Mandarin: 五重奏 (wǔchóngzòu) — any group of five
• Corsican: quintettu — any group of five
• Czech: kvintet — any group of five
• Danish: kvintet — any group of five
• Dhivehi: ކްއިންޓެޓް (k̊in̊ṭeṭ) — any group of five
• Dogri: क्विंटेंट (kviṇṭẽṭ) — any group of five
• Dutch: vijftal — any group of five
• Esperanto: kvinopo — any group of five
• Estonian: kvintett — any group of five
• Finnish: viisikko — any group of five
• French: quintette — any group of five
• West-Frisian: kwintet — any group of five
• Galician: quinteto — any group of five
• Georgian: კვინტეტი (ḳvinṭeṭi) — any group of five
• German: Quintett — any group of five
• Greek: κουιντέτο (kouintéto) — any group of five
• Hindi: पंचक (pañcak) — any group of five
• Hungarian: ötös — any group of five
• Hungarian: kvintett — any group of five
• Icelandic: kvintett — any group of five
• Indonesian: kwintet — any group of five
• Italian: quintetto — any group of five
• Japanese: クインテット (kuintetto) — any group of five
• Kannada: ಕ್ವಿಂಟೆಟ್ (kviṇṭeṭ) — any group of five
• Kazakh: квинтет (kvintet) — any group of five
• Khmer: ឃ្វីនតេត (khviinteet) — any group of five
• Konkani: क्विंटेट (kviṇṭeṭ) — any group of five
• Korean: 오중주 (ojungju) — any group of five
• Korean: 오창 (ochang) — any group of five
• Korean: 퀸텟 (kwintet) — any group of five
• Kyrgyz: квинтет (kvintet) — any group of five
• Latvian: kvintets — any group of five
• Lithuanian: kvintetas — any group of five
• Luxembourgish: quintett — any group of five
• Macedonian: квинтет (kvintet) — any group of five
• Maithili: क्विंटेट (kviṇṭēṭ) — any group of five
• Malay: kuintet — any group of five
• Malayalam: ക്വിന്ററ്റ് (kvinṟaṟṟŭ) — any group of five
• Māori: tokorima — any group of five
• Marathi: पंचक (pañcak) — any group of five
• Mongolian: квинтет (kvintet) — any group of five
• Nepali: पंचक (pañcak) — any group of five
• Norwegian Bokmål: kvintett — any group of five
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kvintett — any group of five
• Odia: କ୍ୱିଣ୍ଟେଟ୍ (kwiṇṭeṭ) — any group of five
• Polish: kwintet — any group of five
• Portuguese: quinteto — any group of five
• Romanian: cvintet — any group of five
• Russian: квинте́т (kvintét) — any group of five
• Russian: пятёрка (pjatjórka) — any group of five
• Russian: пя́теро (pjátero) — any group of five
• Rwanda-Rundi: kwintet — any group of five
• Northern Sami: viđas — any group of five
• Sanskrit: क्विन्टेट् (kvinṭeṭ) — any group of five
• Serbo-Croatian: квинтет — any group of five
• Serbo-Croatian: kvintet — any group of five
• Slovak: kvinteto — any group of five
• Slovene: kvinteta — any group of five
• Spanish: quinteto — any group of five
• Sundanese: kwintet — any group of five
• Sundanese: quintét — any group of five
• Swedish: kvintett — any group of five
• Tajik: квинтет (kvintet) — any group of five
• Tatar: квинтет (kwintet) — any group of five
• Telugu: క్విన్టెట్ (kvinṭeṭ) — any group of five
• Thai: ควินเต็ต (khwin tĕt) — any group of five
• Tigrinya: ኲንተት (kwintät) — any group of five
• Turkish: beşlik — any group of five
• Turkmen: kwintet — any group of five
• Ukrainian: квінтет (kvintet) — any group of five
• Uyghur: كۇيىنت (kuyint) — any group of five
• Uzbek: kvintet — any group of five
• Vietnamese: ngũ tấu — any group of five
• Welsh: pumawd — any group of five
• Yiddish: קווינטעט (kvintet) — any group of five
• Zulu: i-quintet — any group of five