English

amusic

From amusia + -ic.

A compound of amusia + -ic

Ancient Greek ἄμουσος

Ancient Greek ἀμουσία ‘without harmony’

Late Latin amusia

English amusia

Today it means

adj Relating to or exhibiting amusia.

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Etymograph / amusic

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