Abmaj11sus2\Eb Ukulele Chord

Aka: Absus2+11\Eb Absus2M11\Eb Abmaj7(11)sus2\Eb Absus2Δ11\Eb
The Ab major eleventh suspended second inverted on Eb Chord for Ukulele has the notes Eb Ab Bb G Db and interval structure 5 1 2 7 11 and has 3 possible voicings/fret configurations.

$Fretboard image for the Abmaj11sus2\Eb chord on ukulele frets: 8 8 9 10$

Full name:
Ab major eleventh suspended second inverted on Eb

Common abbreviations:
Absus2^maj11\Eb Absus2+11\Eb Absus2M11\Eb Abmaj7(11)sus2\Eb Absus2⁺¹¹\Eb Absus2^M11\Eb Absus2Δ11\Eb Absus2^Δ11\Eb

Chord Sound:

Chord Structure:

Notes	Eb⁽ⁱ⁾	Ab	Bb	G	Db
Intervals	5⁽ⁱ⁾	1	2	7	11

⁽ⁱ⁾ this note is not the key but is set as the inversion (lowest pitch note)
Tuning:

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Other Abmaj11sus2\Eb Ukulele Chord Charts on standard tuning

$Fretboard image for the Abmaj11sus2\Eb chord on ukulele frets: 8 10 9 11$

$Fretboard image for the Abmaj11sus2\Eb chord on ukulele frets: x 3 4 4$

Horizontal Chord Charts for Abmaj11sus2\Eb

$Fretboard image for the Abmaj11sus2\Eb chord on ukulele frets: 8 8 9 10$

$Fretboard image for the Abmaj11sus2\Eb chord on ukulele frets: 8 10 9 11$

$Fretboard image for the Abmaj11sus2\Eb chord on ukulele frets: x 3 4 4$

Abmaj11sus2\Eb Inversions on ukulele

Fretboard image for the Abmaj11sus2 chord on ukulele frets: 1 1 3 1

$Fretboard image for the Abmaj11sus2\Bb chord on ukulele frets: 3 3 4 4$

$Fretboard image for the Abmaj11sus2\G chord on ukulele frets: 0 1 4 1$

$Fretboard image for the Abmaj11sus2\Db chord on ukulele frets: 6 8 6 6$

Abmaj11sus2\Eb chord charts for left handed ukulele

$Fretboard image for the Abmaj11sus2\Eb chord on left handled ukulele frets: 8 8 9 10$ $Fretboard image for the Abmaj11sus2\Eb chord on left handled ukulele frets: 8 10 9 11$ $Fretboard image for the Abmaj11sus2\Eb chord on left handled ukulele frets: x 3 4 4$

$Fretboard image for the Eb7\Ab chord on ukulele frets: 1 3 3 4$