sinfonia
sinfonia noun: a symphony.
Noun
sinfonia (plural sinfonias or sinfonie)
- A symphony.
- A piece or music serving as an overture, interlude or ritornello.
- A small symphony orchestra.
Forms of sinfonia
| plural | sinfonias |
|---|---|
| plural | sinfonie |
Origin of sinfonia
Borrowed from Italian sinfonia. Doublet of symphonia, symphony, tsampouna, and zampogna.
Words that rhyme with sinfonia
- Poseidonia
- Livonia
- macedonia
- Franconia
- Laconia
- Sidonia
- Usonia
- Wallonia
- Catalonia
- Slavonia
- ammonia
- Babylonia
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- Cydonia
- Freedonia
- harmonia
- Patagonia
- valonia
- wellingtonia
- abronia
- adansonia
- Ambazonia
- Aonia
- aphonia
- asonia
- Assyro-Babylonia
- Avalonia
- begonia
- caustic ammonia
- claytonia
- Dumnonia
- dysphonia
- Estonia
- gonia
- gordonia
- heliconia
- houstonia
- Kydonia
- Lycaonia
- Maeonia
- Magonia
- Paeonia
- Pannonia
- pavonia
- Polonia
- polyphonia
- Savonia
- Selonia
- Snowdonia
- Sophronia
- tithonia
- Tsakonia
- washingtonia
- watsonia
Questions about sinfonia
- What does sinfonia mean?
- Sinfonia means a symphony.
- What part of speech is sinfonia?
- Sinfonia is a noun.
- What is the plural of sinfonia?
- The plural of sinfonia is sinfonias.
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