it's the same - instrument
"Instrument" is a masculine word in French.
An axe (wood-cutting instrument) is "une hache" (fem.) in French.
The Guillotine was a French instrument of execution.
If you mean timbre : stamp. But it can also caracterize the sound of a voice or of an instrument.
'un instrument' (masc.)
"un instrument" (masc.)
The word is late middle English from Old French ' cisoires' adopted from Latin 'cisoria' meaning cutting instrument
Frottoir comes from the French language
The French word "étude" translates to "study" in English. It typically refers to a short musical composition designed to improve technique or explore a particular aspect of playing an instrument.
The word "instrument" is masculine in French, where it is translated as "instrument" (with the article "le"). In Spanish, it is also masculine, translated as "instrumento" (with the article "el"). In German, however, it is neuter, translated as "Instrument" (with the article "das"). Thus, the grammatical gender varies depending on the language.
The french horn is a beautiful instrument used in many pieces in soaring melodies.
No, it is just 'the violin' in French.