IPA: /ˈfrɛtˌbɔrd/
KK: /ˈfrɛtˌbɔrd/
A part of a stringed instrument, like a guitar, where the player presses the strings to create different notes.
He practiced playing scales on the fretboard of his guitar.
Fretboard → It is formed from "fret" (from Old French *frete*, meaning a raised line or ridge) and "board" (from Old English *bord*, meaning a flat piece of wood). The word "fretboard" refers to a flat piece of wood with raised lines used on stringed instruments to indicate pitch.
Think of a 'raised line' ('fret') on a 'flat piece of wood' ('board') that helps musicians find the right notes on their instruments.