corne

Meaning

1. horn
2. corn (callus)

Concepts

horn

dog-ear

klaxon

hooter

antler

corner

horns

fire alarm

gaffer

horn of plenty

horny

nettle

ram

🐏

shoehorn

trump

trumpet

🎺

turning point

tusk

buffalo horn

French horn

hard skin

street corner

dogear

saddle horn

automobile horn

motor horn

cupping-horn

dog ear

antenna

dough scraper

car horn

claxon

corner kick

cornet

cornucopia

edge

Synonyms

avertisseur

⚠️

cor

klaxon

coin

cornet à pistons

côté

ortie

tournant

trompe

🎺

trompette

🎺

callosité

cor d’harmonie

coup de pied de coin

botzina

arête

🦴

loi 17 du football : coup de pied de coin

bord

corner

cornet

Pronounced as (IPA)

/kɔʁn/

Etymology

Inherited from Old French: corne

Inherited from Latin: cornua

In summary

Inherited from Old French corne, from Vulgar Latin *corna (taken as a feminine singular), from Classical Latin cornua, plural of cornū (whence cor).

Sentences

Cette espèce vit dans la Corne de l'Afrique .

This species lives in the Horn of Africa.

Une corne de brume fut installée l'année suivante .

A foghorn was installed the following year.