IPA: //ˈklærɪnɛt//
KK: /klærəˌnɛt/
A musical instrument made of wood or plastic that produces sound when air is blown through a single reed. It has a long, straight body and is played by pressing keys to create different notes.
She played a beautiful melody on her clarinet during the concert.
Clarinet → It is derived from the Italian word 'clarinetto', which is a diminutive form of 'chiaro' (meaning clear or bright) combined with the suffix '-etto' (meaning small). The word 'clarinet' refers to a small, clear-sounding musical instrument.
Think of 'clear' ('chiaro') to remember that a clarinet produces a clear and bright sound.