Definition of maqam in English:

maqam

noun məˈkɑːm

Music

A melodic mode used as a basis for improvisation or composition in Persian, Arabic, and Turkish music.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Asiatick Research. From Arabic maqām mode, melody, tune; position, situation, place, standing from qāma to stand.

Definition of maqam in US English:

maqam

nounməˈkɑːm

Music

A melodic mode used as a basis for improvisation or composition in Persian, Arabic, and Turkish music.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Asiatick Research. From Arabic maqām mode, melody, tune; position, situation, place, standing from qāma to stand.

词汇	maqam
释义	Definition of maqam in English: maqam noun məˈkɑːm Music A melodic mode used as a basis for improvisation or composition in Persian, Arabic, and Turkish music. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Asiatick Research. From Arabic maqām mode, melody, tune; position, situation, place, standing from qāma to stand. Definition of maqam in US English: maqam nounməˈkɑːm Music A melodic mode used as a basis for improvisation or composition in Persian, Arabic, and Turkish music. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Asiatick Research. From Arabic maqām mode, melody, tune; position, situation, place, standing from qāma to stand.
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