solmization
noun
sol·mi·za·tion ˌsäl-mə-ˈzā-shən 
: the act, practice, or system of using syllables to denote the tones of a musical scale
Word History
Etymology
French solmisation, from solmiser to sol-fa, from sol (from Medieval Latin) + mi (from Medieval Latin) + -iser -ize
First Known Use
1730, in the meaning defined above
- open-delta connection
- open-door
- open-eared
- open-end
- open-end straight
- open-ended
- open-endedness
- open-eyed
- open-face
- open-face sandwich
- open-faced
- open-faced sandwich
- open-field
- open-grained
- open-handled
- open-headed
- open-heart
- open-hearth
- open-hearth process
- open-jaw
- open-jaw ticket
- open-kettle
- open-label
- open-letter proof
- open-minded