singing

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From Middle English syngyng; equivalent to sing +‎ -ing.

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singing (usually uncountable, plural singings)

the act of using the voice to produce musical sounds; vocalizing

Arabic: غِنَاء (ar) m (ḡināʔ)
Hijazi Arabic: غُنا m (ḡuna)
Aromanian: cãntare f
Belarusian: спеў m (spjeŭ) (usually plural), спе́вы m pl (spjévy), спява́нне n (spjavánnje)
Bulgarian: пе́ене n (péene)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 歌唱 (zh) (gēchàng)
Czech: zpěv (cs) m
Dutch: zang (nl) m
Evenki: икэвкэ (ikəwkə)
Finnish: laulaminen (fi), laulu (fi)
French: chant (fr) m
German: Singen (de) n, Gesang (de) m
Gothic: 𐍃𐌰𐌲𐌲𐍅𐍃 m (saggws)
Hebrew: שירה (he) f (shirá), זימרה f (zimrá)
Hindi: गायकी (hi) f (gāykī), गायन (hi) m (gāyan)
Hungarian: éneklés (hu)
Irish: cantaireacht f, canadh m
Italian: canto (it) m
Japanese: 歌唱 (ja) (かしょう, kashō)
Korean: 가창 (ko) (gachang)
Macedonian: пеење n (peenje)
Malayalam: ആലാപനം (ml) (ālāpanaṁ)
Middle English: syngyng, song
Moroccan Amazigh: ⴰⴱⴰⵖⵓⵔ (abaɣur)
Polish: śpiew (pl) m
Portuguese: canto (pt) m
Romanian: cântare (ro) f
Russian: пе́ние (ru) n (pénije), песнопе́ние (ru) n (pesnopénije)
Sanskrit: गायन (sa) n (gāyana)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: певање n

Roman: pevanje (sh) n
Slovak: spev m
Slovene: petje n
Spanish: canto (es) m
Swahili: uimbaji
Telugu: పాడుట (te) (pāḍuṭa)
Ukrainian: спів (uk) m (spiv), співа́ння n (spivánnja)

informal: disclosing information, or giving evidence about another

USA: a gathering for the purpose of singing shape note songs

singing (comparative more singing, superlative most singing)

of a kettle etc: producing a whistling sound due to the escape of steam

music: smooth and flowing

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