F clef

English

Noun

F clef (plural F clefs)

1. (music) a clef which indicates the position of F below middle C in a given staff.

   The F clef may be placed on the third or fourth or fifth line (from the bottom) of a five-line staff, and is then called the baritone clef, bass clef, or subbass clef, respectively.

Translations

a clef

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 低音譜號／低音谱号 (zh) (dīyīn pǔhào)

• Finnish: bassoavain (fi), F-avain (fi), F-nuottiavain
• French: clef de fa (fr) f
• German: Bassschlüssel (de) m
• Icelandic: f-lykill
• Japanese: ヘ音記号 (ja) (heon kigō)
• Polish: klucz basowy m
• Portuguese: clave de fá (pt)
• Russian: ключ фа m (ključ fa),басо́вый ключ m (basóvyj ključ) (bass clef)

Anagrams

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