Appendix:Lojban/zgike

Lojban

Etymology

In Lojbanized spelling.

• Chinese: iue — 樂／乐 (yuè)
• English: miuzik — music
• Hindi: sangit — संगीत (saṅgīt)
• Spanish: musik — música
• Russian: muzik — музыка (muzyka)
• Arabic: musika — مُوسِيقَا (mūsīqā)

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈzɡi.ke/

Root

zgike (rafsi zgi or gi'e)

1. music; x₁ is music performed/produced by x₂ (event).

   x₂ event may be person playing instrument, singing, musical source operating/vibrating, etc.

Derived terms

Derived terms

• finzgi (composed music)
• sagzgi, selsa'a (song)
• zgica'a (instrument)
• zgica'apli, zgiterca'a, selzgigau, selzgizu'e (play an instrument)
• zgivo'a (voice, as used musically)

See also

• damri (“drum”)
• dansu (“to dance”)
• flani (“flute”)
• janbe (“bell”)
• jgita (“guitar/violin/harp”)
• pipno (“piano/harpsichord/organ”)
• rilti (“rhythm”)
• siclu (“to whistle”)
• tabra (“trumpet/horn”)
• tonga (“tone/note/pitch”)
• xagri (“reed instrument”)