partitur
noun
par·ti·tur
¦pärtə¦tu̇(ə)r
variants or partitura
ˌ⸗⸗ˈtu̇rə
plural -s
: a full musical score showing each part on a separate line or staff
Word History
Etymology
partitur from German, from Italian partitura, from partito (past participle of partire to divide, go away, from Latin partire, partiri to divide) + -ura -ure (from Latin); partitura from Italian
- hangs
- hangs (around or out)
- hangs (at)
- hangs (over)
- hangs about
- hangs around
- hangs around or out
- hangs at
- hangs back
- hangs fire
- hangs heavy on one's hands
- hangs in
- hangs in there
- hangs it up
- hangs loose
- hangs off
- hangs on
- hangs on to
- hangs one on
- hangs out
- hangs over
- hangs together
- hangs up
- hangs with
- hangtag