Definition of prestant in English:

prestant

(also praestant)

noun ˈprɛst(ə)nt

Music

A rank of open flue pipes on the organ, of 4-foot, 8-foot, or 16-foot pitch, corresponding to the principal or open diapason stop on English organs.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From French prestant from classical Latin praestant-, praestāns (adjective) outstanding, excellent, use as adjective of present participle of praestāre to excel. Compare Dutch prestant, German Praestant.

Definition of prestant in US English:

prestant

(also praestant)

nounˈprɛst(ə)nt

Music

A rank of open flue pipes on the organ, of 4-foot, 8-foot, or 16-foot pitch, corresponding to the principal or open diapason stop on English organs.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From French prestant from classical Latin praestant-, praestāns (adjective) outstanding, excellent, use as adjective of present participle of praestāre to excel. Compare Dutch prestant, German Praestant.

单词	prestant
释义	Definition of prestant in English: prestant (also praestant) noun ˈprɛst(ə)nt Music A rank of open flue pipes on the organ, of 4-foot, 8-foot, or 16-foot pitch, corresponding to the principal or open diapason stop on English organs. Origin Mid 19th century. From French prestant from classical Latin praestant-, praestāns (adjective) outstanding, excellent, use as adjective of present participle of praestāre to excel. Compare Dutch prestant, German Praestant. Definition of prestant in US English: prestant (also praestant) nounˈprɛst(ə)nt Music A rank of open flue pipes on the organ, of 4-foot, 8-foot, or 16-foot pitch, corresponding to the principal or open diapason stop on English organs. Origin Mid 19th century. From French prestant from classical Latin praestant-, praestāns (adjective) outstanding, excellent, use as adjective of present participle of praestāre to excel. Compare Dutch prestant, German Praestant.
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