IPA: //viˈoʊlə//
KK: /ˈvaɪələ/
A stringed musical instrument that is larger than a violin and has a deeper sound, or a type of plant with colorful flowers.
She played a beautiful melody on her viola during the concert.
**Viola** → The word 'viola' comes from Latin 'viola', meaning 'violet' or 'purple flower'. It refers to both the flower and the musical instrument named after it, which is often associated with the color purple. The term embodies the essence of beauty and harmony, much like the flower itself.
Imagine a beautiful purple flower, the 'viola', which helps you remember that 'viola' refers to both the flower and the lovely musical instrument named after it.