vielle
/viˈɛl/
vielle noun: a medieval stringed instrument similar to a violin.
Noun
vielle (plural vielles)
- A medieval stringed instrument similar to a violin.
- The hurdy-gurdy.
Forms of vielle
| plural | vielles |
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Origin of vielle
From Old French viele, vielle. Doublet of viola.
Words formed from vielle
Words that rhyme with vielle
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- hell
- hotel
- repel
- smell
- cartel
- dell
- pell
- quell
- as well
- au naturel
- dwell
- expel
- fell
- gel
- La Rochelle
- lol
- oversell
- stell
- wel
- ABDL
- dispel
- ell
- kell
- knell
- mell
- personnel
- quenelle
- snell
- undersell
- yell
- belle
- death knell
- del
- farewell
- flotel
- foretell
- gazelle
- impel
- mademoiselle
- marcel
- mel
- morell
- Moselle
- motel
- NFL
- overswell
- propel
- pucelle
Questions about vielle
- What does vielle mean?
- Vielle means a medieval stringed instrument similar to a violin.
- What part of speech is vielle?
- Vielle is a noun.
- How do you pronounce vielle?
- Vielle is pronounced /viˈɛl/.
- What is the plural of vielle?
- The plural of vielle is vielles.
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