cornet

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• General-American: /kɔɹˈnɛt/
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• UK: /ˈkɔːnɪt/
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• rhymes with -ɔː(ɹ)nɪt
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• CMU ARPABET: K AO0 R N EH1 T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English cornet, from Old French cornet, a diminutive of a popular reflex of Latin cornū (“horn”).

From Middle French cornette, diminutive of corne, from Latin cornua (“horns”).

59 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: корнет (kornet) — musical instrument
• Catalan: corneta — musical instrument
• Czech: kornet — musical instrument
• Dutch: kornet — musical instrument
• Finnish: kornetti — musical instrument
• French: cornet — musical instrument
• Galician: corneta — musical instrument
• Georgian: სიმინდი (simindi) — musical instrument
• German: Kornett — musical instrument
• Greek: κορνέτα (kornéta) — musical instrument
• Greek: κορνέτο (kornéto) — musical instrument
• Hungarian: kornett — musical instrument
• Irish: coirnéad — musical instrument
• Italian: cornetta — musical instrument
• Lithuanian: kornetas — musical instrument
• Norwegian Bokmål: kornett — musical instrument
• Polish: kornet — musical instrument
• Portuguese: corneta — musical instrument
• Russian: корне́т (kornét) — musical instrument
• Russian: корне́т-а-писто́н (kornét-a-pistón) — musical instrument
• Spanish: corneta — musical instrument
• Swahili: tarumbeta ndogo — musical instrument
• Turkish: kornet — musical instrument
• Vietnamese: kèn coonê — musical instrument
• Bulgarian: фунийка (funijka) — piece of paper twisted to make a container
• Dutch: puntzak — piece of paper twisted to make a container
• Finnish: tuutti — piece of paper twisted to make a container
• French: cornet — piece of paper twisted to make a container
• Galician: caperucho — piece of paper twisted to make a container
• Galician: cartiloxo — piece of paper twisted to make a container
• Galician: gualteira — piece of paper twisted to make a container
• Galician: catavís — piece of paper twisted to make a container
• German: Spitztüte — piece of paper twisted to make a container
• German: Papiertüte — piece of paper twisted to make a container
• Irish: coirceog pháipéir — piece of paper twisted to make a container
• Maltese: qartas — piece of paper twisted to make a container
• Russian: кулёк (kuljók) — piece of paper twisted to make a container
• Russian: фу́нтик (fúntik) — piece of paper twisted to make a container
• Spanish: cartucho — piece of paper twisted to make a container
• Spanish: cucurucho — piece of paper twisted to make a container
• Swedish: strut — piece of paper twisted to make a container
• Turkish: külah — piece of paper twisted to make a container
• Finnish: tötterö — pastry shell to be filled with ice cream
• French: cornet — pastry shell to be filled with ice cream
• Galician: catavís — pastry shell to be filled with ice cream
• Galician: cartucho — pastry shell to be filled with ice cream
• German: Eistüte — pastry shell to be filled with ice cream
• German: Eishörnchen — pastry shell to be filled with ice cream
• Norwegian Bokmål: kremmerhus — pastry shell to be filled with ice cream
• Polish: rożek — pastry shell to be filled with ice cream
• Russian: рожо́к (rožók) — pastry shell to be filled with ice cream
• Spanish: cono — pastry shell to be filled with ice cream
• Spanish: cucurucho — pastry shell to be filled with ice cream
• Turkish: külah — pastry shell to be filled with ice cream
• Finnish: kornetti — troop of cavalry
• Malay: kornet — troop of cavalry
• Finnish: kornetti — kind of organ stop
• Finnish: kornetti — military officer
• French: cornette — military officer