ocarina in Irish
ocarina in Irish is ócairín — ocarina means a small wind instrument, closed at both ends, that is played by blowing into it and covering finger holes to change the note.
ocarina in Irish
ócairín
(musical instruments) A woodwind musical instrument that is closed at both sides to produce an enclosed space, and punctured with finger holes.
What does "ocarina" mean?
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noun A small wind instrument, closed at both ends, that is played by blowing into it and covering finger holes to change the note.
"She learned to play a simple folk tune on the ocarina."
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ocarina in a sentence
- She learned to play a simple folk tune on the ocarina.
- The ocarina has a soft, hollow sound.
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What is "ocarina" in Irish?
"ocarina" in Irish is ócairín. ocarina means: A small wind instrument, closed at both ends, that is played by blowing into it and covering finger holes to change the note.
How do you use "ocarina" in a sentence?
Example: "She learned to play a simple folk tune on the ocarina." In Irish, "ocarina" is ócairín.
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