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sonate

sonate verb: to make a sound.

Verb

sonate (third-person singular simple present sonates, present participle sonating, simple past and past participle sonated)

  1. To make a sound

Forms of sonate

third-person singular presentsonates
present participlesonating
past participlesonated
pastsonated

Origin of sonate

From Latin son(ō) + English -ate.

Questions about sonate

What does sonate mean?
Sonate means to make a sound.
What part of speech is sonate?
Sonate is a verb.
What is the past tense of sonate?
The past tense of sonate is sonated.

Words near sonate in the dictionary

  1. sonata
  2. sonata form
  3. sonata-allegro form
  4. sonatalike
  5. sonatas
  6. sonate
  7. sonated
  8. sonates
  9. sonatina
  10. sonatinas
  11. sonatine

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