viola in Irish
viola in Irish is vióla — viola means a stringed instrument similar to but slightly larger than a violin, with a deeper tone.
viola in Irish
vióla
A stringed instrument of the violin family, somewhat larger than a violin, played under the chin, and having a deeper tone.
What does "viola" mean?
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noun A stringed instrument similar to but slightly larger than a violin, with a deeper tone.
"She switched from violin to viola in her second year of music college."
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noun A flowering plant of the genus Viola, including violets and pansies.
"The garden border was planted with violas in purple and yellow."
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viola in a sentence
- She switched from violin to viola in her second year of music college.
- The garden border was planted with violas in purple and yellow.
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What is "viola" in Irish?
"viola" in Irish is vióla. viola means: A stringed instrument similar to but slightly larger than a violin, with a deeper tone.
How do you use "viola" in a sentence?
Example: "She switched from violin to viola in her second year of music college." In Irish, "viola" is vióla.
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