Note

Appendix:Variations of "note" English Etymology en Proper noun the Note en informal The St. Louis Blues hockey team. Anagrams en enot Teno ETNO toen ento- tone Eton teno- Tone German de: Etymology Ultimately from de la nota mark, sign, remark, note. Pronunciation de /ˈnoːtə/ Germany de De-Note.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de /ˈnoːtɛ/ Austria,South German,Switzerland de De-at-Note.ogg Austria de No te Noun f de music note character indicating the length and pitch of a tone de diplomacy note de education grade, mark de Benotung Zensur Usage notes The musical sense is used only of a written character. "Note" in the sense of a pitch or tone is rendered by de Ton. The plural de Noten also means "music" in the sense of written music such as sheet music. Declension f Hyponyms de Abiturnote Abschlussnote Achtelnote Banknote Bassnote Bestnote Betragensnote Duftnote Durchschnittsnote Examensnote Fußnote Geruchsnote Gesamtnote Geschmacksnote Haltungsnote Honorarnote Kopfnote Kostennote Maturanote Musiknote Protestnote Prüfungsnote Punktnote Schlussnote Schulnote Sechzehntelnote Traumnote Verbalnote Verhaltensnote Viertelnote Zehntelnote Derived terms de benoten notenartig Notenbank Notenblatt Notenbuch Notendurchschnitt Notenfach Notenheft Notenkonferenz Notenlesen Notenpapier Notenpresse Notenpult Notensammlung Notensatz Notenschlüssel Notenschrift Notenspiegel Notenständer Notenstich Notensystem Notenvergabe Notenwechsel Notenwert Notenzeichen notifizieren Related terms de notieren Further reading Hunsrik Pronunciation hrx /ˈnoːtə/ Noun hrx noun form f hrx Not