VOLUME OF NOISE

Domain	Definition
Medicine	The judgement of intensity of a sound by a human being, or just the ear. It is dependent on sound pressure and frequency. Over much of the range, a threefold increase in sound pressure is considered a doubling of loudness. Source: European Union. (references)
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Modern Translation: VOLUME OF NOISE

Language		Translations for "VOLUME OF NOISE"; alternative meanings/domain in parentheses.
Danish		hørestyrke (intensity of noise, loudness, loudness level, noise level). (various references)

Dutch		luidheid (intensity of noise, loudness). (various references)

Finnish		kuuluvuus (audibility, reception), äänekkyys (loudness, noisiness). (various references)

French		volume sonore, sonie, intensité sonore. (various references)

German		Lautheit (intensity of noise, loudness, noise annoyance). (various references)

Greek		ένταση (deepness, intensity, strain, stress, tautness, tension), ακουστότητα (intensity of noise, loudness). (various references)

Italian		volume sonoro (intensity of noise, loudness, volume), sonorit� (loudness, resonance, sonority), intensit� sonora (intensity of noise, loudness). (various references)

Pig Latin		olumevay ofay oisenay

Portuguese		volume sonoro (intensity of noise, loudness), sensação de intensidade sonora (intensity of noise, loudness). (various references)

Spanish		volumen sonoro (intensity of noise, loudness), intensidad sonora (intensity of noise, loudness). (various references)

Swedish		hörstyrka (intensity of noise, loudness). (various references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various translation references.

Anagrams: VOLUME OF NOISE

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