clarino
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Origin and Etymology of clarino
Italian, trumpet, probably from Spanish clarín
clarino
Definition of clarino
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: solitaire 5b —used especially of aviary or cage birds kept for their song
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Origin and Etymology of clarino
modification of Spanish clarín, literally, trumpet
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