The meaning of Ritard

ˌrɪtɑːˈdandəʊ

Ritard – definition

adverb
(especially as a direction) with a gradual decrease of speed.
Usage examples:
The first crotchet should be played somewhat ritardando

adjective
Gradually decreasing in speed.
Usage examples:
Their ascending phrase was ritardando to a degree

noun
A gradual decrease in speed.

里塔尔

Ritard

Ritard

Ritard

रिटार्ड

Ritardato

리타드

Ритард

Ritard

Word origin

Italian, literally ‘slowing down’, from the verb ritardare ‘slow down’.

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