Definition of aeoline in English:

aeoline

(also eoline)

noun ˈiːəlʌɪn

1An early form of harmonium. Now historical.
2A soft string-toned organ stop of 8' pitch, found on both pipe and reed organs.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Musical Magazine. From German Aeoline from classical Latin Aeolus + German -ine (in e.g. Violine).

(also eoline)

nounˈiːəlʌɪn

1An early form of harmonium. Now historical.
2A soft string-toned organ stop of 8' pitch, found on both pipe and reed organs.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Musical Magazine. From German Aeoline from classical Latin Aeolus + German -ine (in e.g. Violine).

单词	aeoline
释义	Definition of aeoline in English: aeoline (also eoline) noun ˈiːəlʌɪn 1An early form of harmonium. Now historical. 2A soft string-toned organ stop of 8' pitch, found on both pipe and reed organs. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Musical Magazine. From German Aeoline from classical Latin Aeolus + German -ine (in e.g. Violine). Definition of aeoline in US English: aeoline (also eoline) nounˈiːəlʌɪn 1An early form of harmonium. Now historical. 2A soft string-toned organ stop of 8' pitch, found on both pipe and reed organs. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Musical Magazine. From German Aeoline from classical Latin Aeolus + German -ine (in e.g. Violine).
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