Andante (adj/noun)
an-dan-tay
moderately slow and even. / an andante movement or piece.
1735–45; Italian: literally, walking, present participle of andare to walk, go (see -ant); etymology disputed, but often alleged:
Example sentences
“The piece was written to be played andante.”
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