bugle

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• /ˈbjuːɡəl/
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From Late Latin bugulus (“a woman's ornament”), probably from Latin būculus.

Probably named after the Bugle Inn.

Etymology tree Anglo-Norman buglebor. Middle English bugle English bugle Inherited from Middle English bugle, from Anglo-Norman bugle (“young ox, heifer; bugle”), from Latin būculus (“young ox, steer”).

From Middle English bugle (“bugleweed”), from Anglo-Norman and Old French bugle, from Medieval Latin bugilla, probably related to Late Latin bugillo.

79 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: тръба (trǎba) — music: simple brass instrument
• Bulgarian: ловджийски рог (lovdžijski rog) — music: simple brass instrument
• Catalan: clarí — music: simple brass instrument
• Chinese Mandarin: 軍號 /军号 (jūnhào) — music: simple brass instrument
• Chinese Mandarin: 號角 /号角 (hàojiǎo) — music: simple brass instrument
• Chuukese: rappwa — music: simple brass instrument
• Czech: trubka — music: simple brass instrument
• Dutch: bugel — music: simple brass instrument
• Dutch: flügelhorn — music: simple brass instrument
• Finnish: merkkitorvi — music: simple brass instrument
• Finnish: merkinantotorvi — music: simple brass instrument
• Finnish: signaalitorvi — music: simple brass instrument
• French: clairon — music: simple brass instrument
• Galician: crarín — music: simple brass instrument
• Galician: corna — music: simple brass instrument
• German: Bügelhorn — music: simple brass instrument
• Greek: σάλπιγγα (sálpinga) — music: simple brass instrument
• Hindi: बिगुल (bigul) — music: simple brass instrument
• Hungarian: kürt — music: simple brass instrument
• Hungarian: harsona — music: simple brass instrument
• Irish: stoc — music: simple brass instrument
• Irish: buabhall — music: simple brass instrument
• Japanese: ラッパ (rappa) — music: simple brass instrument
• Japanese: 喇叭 (rappa) — music: simple brass instrument
• Japanese: ビューグル (byūguru) — music: simple brass instrument
• Kannada: ರಣಕಹಳೆ (raṇakahaḷe) — music: simple brass instrument
• Kannada: ತುತ್ತೂರಿ (tuttūri) — music: simple brass instrument
• Latgalian: strumpe — music: simple brass instrument
• Latin: bucina — music: simple brass instrument
• Latvian: taure — music: simple brass instrument
• Māori: piukara — music: simple brass instrument
• Māori: tētere — music: simple brass instrument
• Persian: شیپور (šeypur) — music: simple brass instrument
• Polish: róg — music: simple brass instrument
• Portuguese: clarim — music: simple brass instrument
• Russian: рог (rog) — music: simple brass instrument
• Russian: рожо́к (rožók) — music: simple brass instrument
• Russian: горн (gorn) — music: simple brass instrument
• Scottish Gaelic: dùdach — music: simple brass instrument
• Serbo-Croatian: truba — music: simple brass instrument
• Serbo-Croatian: труба — music: simple brass instrument
• Spanish: clarín — music: simple brass instrument
• Swahili: buruji — music: simple brass instrument
• Swedish: horn — music: simple brass instrument
• Tagalog: klarin — music: simple brass instrument
• Thai: แตรเดี่ยว (dtraedìeow) — music: simple brass instrument
• Finnish: torvi — anything shaped like a bugle
• Finnish: kello — anything shaped like a bugle
• Japanese: ラッパ (rappa) — anything shaped like a bugle
• Russian: ра́струб (rástrub) — anything shaped like a bugle
• Bulgarian: мънисто (mǎnisto) — tubular glass or plastic bead
• Japanese: ビューグル (byūguru) — tubular glass or plastic bead
• Arabic: شَنْدْقُورة (šandqūra) — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Arabic: جُعْدَة (juʕda) — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Armenian: ճանկխոտ (čankxot) — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Bulgarian: срещниче (sreštniče) — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Chinese Mandarin: 筋骨草 (jīngǔcǎo) — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Czech: zběhovec — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Esperanto: ajugo — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Finnish: akankaali — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Galician: herba corocha — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Galician: búgula — plant of the genus Ajuga
• German: Günsel — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Ancient Greek: χαμαίπιτυς (khamaípitus) — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Italian: bugola — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Latin: būgillō — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Old English: þunorclāfre — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Polish: dąbrówka — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Russian: дубро́вка (dubróvka) — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Russian: живу́чка (živúčka) — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Serbo-Croatian: gòrešnīk — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Serbo-Croatian: ìvica — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Slovak: zbehovec — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Slovene: skrẹ̑čnik — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Swedish: suga — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Ukrainian: горля́нка (horljánka) — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Ukrainian: живу́чка (žyvúčka) — plant of the genus Ajuga
• Czech: troubit — to emulate bugle
• Finnish: toitottaa — to emulate bugle