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| etymological origin of | fra: module |
| etymologically related | lat: modus |
| has derived form | lat: modulātē |
| has derived form | lat: modulātiō |
| has derived form | lat: modulātor |
| has derived form | lat: modulātus |
| has derived form | lat: module |
| has derived form | lat: modulis |
| has derived form | lat: modulo |
| has derived form | lat: modulor |
| lexical category | noun |
| pronunciation | /ˈmo.du.lus/ |
| semantically related | lat: accentus |
| semantically related | lat: cum |
| semantically related | lat: dum |
| semantically related | lat: formo |
| semantically related | lat: humus |
| semantically related | lat: intervallum |
| semantically related | lat: mediocritas |
| semantically related | lat: melodia |
| semantically related | lat: modus |
| semantically related | lat: numerositas |
| semantically related | lat: pondera |
| semantically related | lat: ratio |
| semantically related | lat: tonus |
| semantically related | lat: via |
| semantically related | lat: vicis |
| translation | eng: interval |
| translation | eng: mode |
| translation | eng: rhythm |
| translation | eng: time |
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