Question 1

Where does the French word "cornet" come from?

Accepted Answer

From horn and the diminutive suffix -et.

Question 2

What is the plural of the French word "cornet"?

Accepted Answer

cornets

Question 3

What is the definition of the French word "cornet"?

Accepted Answer

A small horn or trumpet. Also, the former name of the military bugle.
Organ pipe: large cornet; swell cornet; echo cornet.
Acoustic horn.
Cornetist.
A piece of rolled paper in the shape of a horn, able to contain something.
A plastic or paper bag.
A small horn, ivory, leather, or plastic container in which dice are shaken before being thrown on the table in certain games.
A small vase used to hold flowers.
A container for the small coins donated to art models.
The part of the inkwell where the ink is placed.
A small pastry cone.
Very thin bony plates, rolled in the shape of a horn, located in the nasal cavities.
A spike used to splice a rope.
Stomach: "Having nothing to put in the horn". Also used for Pipe: "cleaning a stove pipe"
Name of the arum.
Name of the squid.

Question 4

What is the translation of "cornet" into english?

Accepted Answer

cone

cornet

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