Translation of "noise" into Latin
strepitus, sonitus, clamor are the top translations of "noise" into Latin.
Various sounds, usually unwanted. [..]
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strepitus
noun masculinevarious sounds, usually unwanted
In this context, the great sages of the past run the risk of going unheard amid the noise and distractions of an information overload.
Insignes pristini sapientes, hac in re, in periculum venirent ne dissipanti ex strepitu notitiarum eorum sapientia exstingueretur.
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sonitus
noun masculineWhen he heard the noise, Tom quickly ran out of the house.
Audito sonitu, Thomas e domo celeriter cucurrit.
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clamor
noun masculine
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Less frequent translations
- clangor
- fragor
- sonor
- sonus
- auris
- clamitatio
- clamos
- concrepatio
- convicium
- convitium
- crepitus
- murmur
- plausus
- rumor
- sonus strepitus
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Automatic translations of "noise" into Latin
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Translations with alternative spelling
One of the music genres that appears under Genre classification in Windows Media Player library. Based on ID3 standard tagging format for MP3 audio files. ID3v1 genre ID # 39.
"Noise" in English - Latin dictionary
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circumsonus
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mugio
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clango
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circumfremo
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crebesco · crebresco
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perstrepo
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persono