"German flute" meaning in English

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Noun

Forms: German flutes [plural]
Etymology: German + flute, likely because it originated in Germany. Etymology templates: {{com|en|German|flute}} German + flute Head templates: {{en-noun}} German flute (plural German flutes)
  1. (music, now chiefly historical) A transverse flute. Tags: historical Categories (topical): Musical instruments, Woodwind instruments Categories (place): Germany Translations (Translations): Traversflöte [feminine] (German)

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