Word
modi
Phoneticsmo·di
/ˈmoʊdi/
Definitions
01ways of doing things
n. the plural of 'modus', meaning ways or methods of doing something.
n. The plural form of 'modus', referring to methods, manners, or ways of operating.
“The researchers studied the different modi of communication used by the tribes.”
“The legal team examined the various modi operandi employed by the suspects to identify a recurring pattern in their activities.”
Formal · Technical
Usage
Usually appears in the Latin phrase 'modi operandi' (ways of operating).
02musical scales
n. different types of musical scales used in ancient or church music.
n. The plural of 'modus' in a musical context, referring to the melodic modes used in Gregorian chant or early music theory.
“The composer used ancient modi to give the piece a haunting, old-fashioned sound.”
“Scholars of medieval musicology often debate the precise tuning and emotional characteristics attributed to the various modi in liturgical chant.”
Technical · Formal
03the Modi script
n. a historical alphabet once used to write the Marathi language in India.
n. A cursive script used for writing the Marathi language from the 12th century until the mid-20th century.
“The historian spent years learning to read old documents written in Modi.”
“The transition from the Modi script to Balbodh Devanagari significantly altered the archival accessibility of Maratha administrative records for modern readers.”
Technical
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