ocarina

英 [,?k?'ri?n?] 美['ɑk?'rin?]

復數:?ocarinas;

ocarina 小鵝笛，陶笛，塤

來自意大利語ocarina,來自oca,鵝，-ina,小詞后綴，來自拉丁語avicula,小鳥，來自avis,小鳥，-ula,小詞后綴，詞源同aviary,aviation.因這種樂器形似一只小鵝而得名。與中國古代的塤相似。

ocarina: ocarina: [19] The ocarina, a primitive sort of musical instrument played by blowing, gets its name from a supposed resemblance to a goose (it is shaped like an elongated egg, with a neck-like mouthpiece). Italian ocarina means literally ‘little goose’. It is a diminutive form of oca ‘goose’, which in turn goes back to Latin auca, a derivative of avis ‘bird’.
=> aviary
ocarina (n.): 1877, from Italian ocarina, diminutive of oca "goose" (so called for its shape), from Vulgar Latin *auca, from Latin avicula "small bird," diminutive of avis "bird" (see aviary).

1. Ocarina products are all manufactured in China, but we confidently guarantee that quality is Japanese standard.: Ocarina產品都是中國制造的, 但我們有信心地保證質量是日本標準.

2. Larger air window of Ocarina will increase the frequency of basic sound.: 加大陶笛的氣窗,會使其基本音的頻率提高.

3. The larger the air chamber of Ocarina is, the basic sound has lower pitch.: 陶笛的共鳴氣腔越大, 其基本音就越低.