tuneful

English

Etymology

From tune +‎ -ful.

Adjective

tuneful (comparative more tuneful, superlative most tuneful)

1. Having or producing a pleasing tune; melodic or melodious

Translations

having or producing a pleasing tune

• Bulgarian: мелодичен (bg) (melodičen), хармоничен (bg) (harmoničen)
• Danish: melodiøs
• Dutch: melodieus (nl)
• Finnish: soinnukas (fi)
• Georgian: მელოდიური (melodiuri), კეთილხმოვანი (ḳetilxmovani), ჰარმონიული (harmoniuli)
• German: melodisch (de), melodiös (de)
• Greek: μελωδικός (el) (melodikós)
• Hungarian: dallamos (hu)
• Irish: ceolmhar
• Kalmyk: эгшгтә (egşgtä)
• Maori: rōreka
• Norwegian: iørefallende
• Scottish Gaelic: binn, fonnmhor
• Ukrainian: мелоді́йний (uk) (melodíjnyj)