Mozart in Greek
Mozart in Greek is Μότσαρτ — Mozart means by comparison to composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a person of extraordinary natural talent in music or another field.
Mozart in Greek
Μότσαρτ
Pronounced: Motsart
A surname from German; (music) used specifically of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791), a prolific and influential composer of the Classical period.
What does "Mozart" mean?
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noun By comparison to composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a person of extraordinary natural talent in music or another field.
"Critics called the young pianist the Mozart of her generation."
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Mozart in a sentence
- Critics called the young pianist the Mozart of her generation.
- He's something of a Mozart when it comes to writing code.
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What is "Mozart" in Greek?
"Mozart" in Greek is Μότσαρτ. Mozart means: By comparison to composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a person of extraordinary natural talent in music or another field.
How do you pronounce Μότσαρτ?
"Mozart" in Greek is Μότσαρτ, pronounced "Motsart".
How do you use "Mozart" in a sentence?
Example: "Critics called the young pianist the Mozart of her generation." In Greek, "Mozart" is Μότσαρτ.
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