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Esperanto
Etymology
From muziko + -i.
Pronunciation
Verb
muziki (present muzikas, past muzikis, future muzikos, conditional muzikus, volitive muziku)
- (intransitive) to make music; to play music
- Vladimir Varankan, Metropoliteno, 1933:
Dum junaĝo kaj pli malfrue mi ne havis la tempon por tio. Nur iufoje, en iu klubo mi estis aliranta fortepianon kaj ion muzikis parkere.- In my youth and later I didn't have time for that. Only one time, in a certain club, I was approaching a fortepiano and played something from heart.
- Cezaro Rossetti, Kredu min, sinjorino!, 1950:
"Ĝi simple bone kuiras. Ĝi ne" (kaj mi metis manon al la orelo aŭskulte, ĝis la s-s-s altiĝis al akra fajfo) "gxi ne (piiiip!) muzikas."- "It simply cooks well. It doesn't" (and I placed a hand to my ear listening, until the hiss raised in pitch to a sharp whistle) "it doesn't (fweet!) make music."
- Sándor Szathmári, Vojaĝo al Kazohinio, 1958:
Nun mi devis klarigi, ke ni intence muzikas, kio iris tre malfacile en ŝian kapon.- Now I had to explain that we were intentionally making music, which was very difficult to get into her head.
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Pronunciation
Noun
muziki
- plural of muziko
Swahili
Etymology
Borrowed from English music.
Pronunciation
Noun
muziki class III (plural miziki class IV) or muziki class IX (plural muziki class X)
- music