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Music Lover's Encyclopedia · 1939 · p. 31
I. Very Poetic fire. d et (4), F. And. étalon (4-ti-l6n), FP. Vide scALE 3. éteinte (a-tant), F. Almost inaudible. étendre (a-tandr), F. To extend, spread. étendue (4-tan-dii). Compa . Et Incarna’tus, L. “And He was born,” etc. Part of the Credo. étoffé (4-tof-fa), F. Having “body,” as a voice. étouffer (4-to of-fa), F. To deaden the tone. étouffé (a-to of-fa). -Stifled, muffled; in harp-playing a deadening of the tones by touching the strings. étouffoir (a-to of-wir). Damper. etre en répétiti on (ét’ran ra-pa-tésyon), F. To be in rehearsal. Et Res’urrexit, L. “And rose again.” A part of the Credo. -et/to (or a), I. Little; an Italian suffix, astrombetia. A little trumpet.
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