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Pronunciation / Transliteration: koe
"彼女の声は美しかった。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A term used to denote voice, particularly in the context of music or vocal expression.
"The choir's vox resonated beautifully throughout the cathedral." - 2
A term used in various contexts to refer to a person's opinion or expression.
"The vox populi indicated a strong preference for change."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'vox' originates from Latin, meaning 'voice'. It has been adopted into English primarily in contexts relating to sound or expression, particularly in music and literature, reflecting its historical significance in classical rhetoric and philosophy.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Vox" is said worldwide
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voix
Transliteration: vwa
"Sa voix était douce et apaisante."
Stimme
Transliteration: ʃtɪmə
"Ihre Stimme war klar und stark."
voce
Transliteration: ˈvo.tʃe
"La sua voce riempiva la stanza."
voz
Transliteration: bos
"Su voz era melodiosa y cautivadora."
voz
Transliteration: voz
"A sua voz ecoou pela sala."
स्वर
Transliteration: svar
"उसका स्वर बहुत मधुर था।"
声音
Transliteration: shēngyīn
"她的声音如同天籁。"
목소리
Transliteration: moksori
"그녀의 목소리는 아름다웠다."
声
Transliteration: koe
"彼女の声は美しかった。"
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