IPA: /mɔːrˈsəʊ/
KK: /mɔrˈsoʊ/
A small piece or fragment of something, often used to refer to a small amount of food or a brief section of a literary or musical work.
She served a morceau of cake to each guest at the party.
Morceau → The word originates from Old French *morceau*, meaning a small piece or morsel. It refers specifically to a small portion of something, often food.
Think of a 'small piece' in French — that's what 'morceau' means, a little morsel of something.