Ocarina
[ˌoʊ.kəˈri.nə]Meaning
Italian ocarina, a wind instrument of the vessel-flute family, also called a potato flute.
Background Story
Giuseppe Donati, who invented the Italian ocarina in 1853 at the age of 17, gave it the name. The sources checked record no use of ocarina as a personal name.
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