Here is a list of musical tempo terms you may see on sheet music.
Grave - Very Slow
Largo, Lento - Slow
Larghetto - A little faster than Largo
Adagio - Moderately Slow
Andante - "Walking" Tempo
Andantino - A little faster than Andante
Allegretto - A little slower than Allegro
Allegro - Fast
Vivace - Lively
Presto - Very Fast
Prestissimo - Very Very Fast
Moderato - Moderate(ly)
Molto - Very
Accel., Accelerando - Gradually becoming faster
Rit., Ritardando - Gradually becoming slower
Largo
lento, largo
slowly faded away
Tutti
To play it slowly ... as in Adagio or Lento, perhaps.
The tempo indication 'largo' means that the music should be played very slowly and in a stately and dignified fashion. It's worth remembering that many tempo indications suggest the manner in which the music should be played, as well as the speed. The root of 'largo' is a Latin word meaning 'broad' or 'generous'.
lento, largo
slowly faded away
Piano is Italian for "slowly," and in music "quietly."
The word is affettuoso.
Sound
A word meaning to flow slowly is drip.
forte
The Greek word is Mousikos meaning pertaining to the muses. The word also derive from the Greek word Mousa meaning Muse, any art from which the muses presided, especially music
It would mean something that moves slowly.
Piano, adagio.
a keynote in music
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