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	- An [[aberrisma]], a diesis used in a functional context in ternary scales.		- An [[aberrisma]], a diesis used in a functional context in ternary scales.

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	- An interval of approximately 30 to 60 cents, such as a step of [[31edo]].		- An interval of approximately 30 to 60 cents, such as a step of [[31edo]].

			- An [[aberrisma]], a diesis used in a functional context in ternary scales.

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Diesis is a word with a number of different meanings. A diesis is the difference between two enharmonic notes in a tuning system, or any small difference between two notes in a scale. A diesis is usually understood to ''not'' be tempered out, as opposed to a comma, which is tempered out.

More specifically, a diesis may be:

- The difference between a small step and a chromatic semitone in a scale, such as the [[12edo|Pythagorean comma]] in the diatonic scale.

- The interval 128/125, the difference between 5-limit enharmonic intervals, which is tempered out in [[augmented]] temperament.

- An interval of approximately 30 to 60 cents, such as a step of [[31edo]].

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