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lento"slowly" (musical direction), 1724, from Italian lento "slow," from Latin lentus "flexible, pliant, slow, sluggish," from PIE root *lent- "flexible" (see lithe) [..]
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lento Lento means slow in Italian (lent in French). Lento and lent are both slow tempos in between largo and andante.
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lentoV bend under strain
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lento slow
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lentoslow
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lentoItalian tempo marking for “slow.”
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lentoA slow tempo. Usually between a largo and an adagio.
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lento – slowly
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lentoslowly
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lentoSlowly
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lento[It] slow.
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lentoSlow
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lentoTempo indication of very slow
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lentotempo indication. Slow. Faster than adagio and slower than andante. See also “tempo”.
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lento
(music) Very slow.
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