piccolo

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• UK: /ˈpɪkələʊ/
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• US: /ˈpɪkəloʊ/
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• CMU ARPABET: P IH1 K AH0 L OW2 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Italian piccolo (“small”).

Borrowed from Italian Piccolo.

55 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: пиколо (pikolo) — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Catalan: flautí — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Catalan: piccolo — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Catalan: octaví — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Chinese Cantonese: 短笛 (dyun5 dek5) — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Chinese Mandarin: 短笛 (duǎndí) — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Czech: pikola — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Danish: piccolofløjte — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Dutch: piccolo — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Estonian: pikoloflööt — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Faroese: pikkolofloyta — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Finnish: piccolo — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Finnish: piccolohuilu — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Finnish: pikkolo — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• French: piccolo — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Galician: pícolo — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• German: Piccoloflöte — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Greek: πίκολο (píkolo) — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Hawaiian: pikolō — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Hindi: पिकॉलो (pikŏlo) — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Hungarian: pikoló — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Hungarian: piccolo — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Indonesian: pikolo — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Irish: fliúiteog — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Italian: ottavino — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Japanese: ピッコロ (pikkoro) — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Māori: pōrutu Pākehā — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Marathi: पिक्कोलो (pikkolo) — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Norwegian Bokmål: pikkolofløyte — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Norwegian Nynorsk: pikkolofløyte — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Polish: pikolo — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Polish: piccolo — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Polish: flet piccolo — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Polish: pikulina — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Portuguese: flautim — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Portuguese: piccolo — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Romanian: piccolo — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Russian: пи́кколо (píkkolo) — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Russian: фле́йта-пи́кколо (fléjta-píkkolo) — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Slovak: pikola — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Slovene: mala flavta — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Spanish: flautín — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Spanish: pícolo — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Swahili: filimbi ndogo — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Swedish: piccolaflöjt — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Tagalog: plawtin — small, high-pitched transverse flute
• Bulgarian: пиколо (pikolo) — bottle of champagne
• Dutch: piccolo — bottle of champagne
• Finnish: pikkolopullo — bottle of champagne
• French: quart — bottle of champagne
• French: piccolo — bottle of champagne
• German: Piccolo — bottle of champagne
• Italian: piccolo — bottle of champagne
• Polish: piccolo — bottle of champagne
• Swedish: piccolaflaska — bottle of champagne