IPA: /ˈfɪŋɡərbɔrd/
KK: /ˈfɪŋɡərbɔrd/
A long, flat piece of wood on the neck of a stringed instrument where players press the strings to create different notes.
The musician skillfully moved his fingers along the fingerboard to play a beautiful melody.
Fingerboard → It is formed from "finger" (from Old English "fingra", meaning the digit of the hand) and "board" (from Old English "bord", meaning a flat piece of wood or surface). The word "fingerboard" refers to a flat surface on which fingers are placed, often used in musical instruments or games.
Think of a 'finger' as the digit you use and a 'board' as a flat surface — together, a fingerboard is a flat surface for your fingers to play on.