overtone in Russian
overtone in Russian is гармо́ника, оберто́н, намёк — overtone means a note whose pitch is a whole-number multiple of another note's, forming part of the harmonic series.
overtone in Russian
гармо́ника
Pronounced: garmonika
(physics, music) A tone whose frequency is an integer multiple of another; a member of the harmonic series. [from 1867]
оберто́н
Pronounced: oberton
(physics, music) A tone whose frequency is an integer multiple of another; a member of the harmonic series. [from 1867]
намёк
Pronounced: namyok
но́тка
Pronounced: notka
оберто́н
Pronounced: oberton
подте́кст
Pronounced: podtekst
скрытый смысл
Pronounced: skrytyy smysl
What does "overtone" mean?
- noun A note whose pitch is a whole-number multiple of another note's, forming part of the harmonic series.
- noun A hidden meaning in something like a book or film that takes over from its stated message.
- noun A hidden meaning that comes through quietly alongside a book, film or discussion's stated message, without taking it over.
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What is "overtone" in Russian?
"overtone" in Russian is гармо́ника, оберто́н, намёк. overtone means: A note whose pitch is a whole-number multiple of another note's, forming part of the harmonic series.
How do you pronounce гармо́ника?
"overtone" in Russian is гармо́ника, pronounced "garmonika".
Are there other ways to say "overtone" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 6 translations listed for "overtone": гармо́ника, оберто́н, намёк, но́тка, подте́кст, скрытый смысл.
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