μουσικός — Cambridge Greek Lexicon

dial.μωσικόςήdial.ᾱ́όνadj relating to musicof the art of musicPl.of contests, showsmusicalTh. Ar. Pl. Plu.of an instrumentPlu.of a blending of rhythms and harmoniesPlu.of poems set to music, in neg.phr.melodiousPl.neut.pl.sb.musicPl. Plb. Plu. of persons, Apollo, birdsengaged or skilled in musicmusicalPl. X. Lyr.adesp.of birds' wings, meton. for the birds themselvesAr.of a lyric opp. epic poetPl.masc.sb.musicianPl. Arist. Theoc. Plu. gener., of personsdevoted to the arts associated with the Musesesp. music and poetrycultured, sophisticatedAr. Pl. Arist. Plu.of a city, noted for its lyric poetsIsoc.masc.sb.cultured manArist.neut.sb.cultureArist. neut.pl.sb.musical or poetic compositionsX.liberal artsi.e. music and poetry, as a subject of studyPl.of personsattunedw.inf.to speaking in publicE.of a particular degree of wealthsuitablefor a particular type of personPl. μουσικήῆς

dial.μουσικᾱ́ᾶςf musicincl. singing to musicPi. Hdt. S.satyr.fr. E.fr. Th. Ar. specif., w. no connot. of musicpoetryAr. Pl. gener.music and poetryas essential components of a proper educationliberal arts, cultureAr. Isoc. Pl. X. Plu. μουσικῶςadvcompar.Arist.superl. in terms of musicref. to designating an artPl.harmoniouslyw. one anotherref. to arguments being formulatedPl.skilfully, intelligently, with tasteref. to speaking, judging, or sim.Ar. Isoc. Pl. Arist.

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musical, skilled in music, elegant

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μουσικός

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μουσικός

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μουσικος

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μουσικός

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26584

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urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-26585

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