ocarina
/ˌɒkəˈriːnə/
/ˌɑːkəˈriːnə/
Etymology
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The word 'ocarina' came into English from Italian in the late 19th century. It goes back to Italian 'oca', meaning 'goose', a name linked to the instrument's rounded shape.
The word 'ocarina' came into English from Italian in the late 19th century. It goes back to Italian 'oca', meaning 'goose', a name linked to the instrument's rounded shape.