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	{{Infobox\|Title=Diatonic minor second\|Header 1=MOS\|Data 1=[[5L 2s]]\|Header 2=Other names\|Data 2=Minor 1-diastep\|Header 3=Generator span\|Data 3=-5 generators\|Header 4=Tuning range\|Data 4=0-171{{c}}\|Header 5=Basic tuning\|Data 5=100{{c}}\|Header 6=Function on root\|Data 6=Leading tone, supertonic\|Header 7=Interval regions\|Data 7=[[Comma and diesis]], [[Semitone (interval region)\|Semitone]], [[Neutral second]]\|Header 8=Associated just intervals\|Data 8=[[16/15]], [[256/243]]\|Header 9=Octave complement\|Data 9=[[Major seventh (interval region)\|Major seventh]]}}{{Wikipedia\|Semitone #Minor second}}		{{Infobox\|Title=Diatonic minor second\|Header 1=MOS\|Data 1=[[5L 2s]]\|Header 2=Other names\|Data 2=Minor 1-diastep, diatonic semitone, diatone\|Header 3=Generator span\|Data 3=-5 generators\|Header 4=Tuning range\|Data 4=0-171{{c}}\|Header 5=Basic tuning\|Data 5=100{{c}}\|Header 6=Function on root\|Data 6=Leading tone, supertonic\|Header 7=Interval regions\|Data 7=[[Comma and diesis]], [[Semitone (interval region)\|Semitone]], [[Neutral second]]\|Header 8=Associated just intervals\|Data 8=[[16/15]], [[256/243]]\|Header 9=Octave complement\|Data 9=[[Major seventh (interval region)\|Major seventh]]}}{{Wikipedia\|Semitone #Minor second}}
	A '''diatonic semitone''', '''minor second''', or '''limma''' is the small step of a [[diatonic]] scale.		A '''diatonic semitone''', '''minor second''', or '''limma''' is the small step of a [[diatonic]] scale.