The meaning of Pianissimo

ˌpɪəˈnɪsɪməʊ

Pianissimo – definition

adverb
(especially as a direction) very softly.
Usage examples:
She played pianissimo alongside the full orchestra

adjective
Performed very softly.
Usage examples:
The final verse was beautifully balanced and controlled in the pianissimo ending

noun
A passage marked to be performed very softly.
Usage examples:
Few pianists produce such gorgeous pianissimos!

微弱

Pianissimo

Pianissimo

Pianissimo

पियानिसिमो

Pianissimo

매우 여리게, 매우 여린, 최약음, 최약음부

Пианиссимо

Pianísimo

Word origin

Italian, superlative of piano (see piano2).

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ˌpɪəˈnɪsɪməʊ

noun
A passage marked to be performed very softly.
Usage examples:
Few pianists produce such gorgeous pianissimos!

adverb
(especially as a direction) very softly.
Usage examples:
She played pianissimo alongside the full orchestra

adjective
Performed very softly.
Usage examples:
The final verse was beautifully balanced and controlled in the pianissimo ending

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