Definition of nason in English:

nason

noun ˈneɪsn

Music rare, historical

A type of flute-stop in an organ, often of oak, introduced to England by the organ-builder Bernard Smith (1630–1708) in the late 17th cent.

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Specification. Origin unknown. With the ending perhaps compare e.g. diapason, clarion.

nounˈneɪsn

Music rare, historical

A type of flute-stop in an organ, often of oak, introduced to England by the organ-builder Bernard Smith (1630–1708) in the late 17th cent.

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Specification. Origin unknown. With the ending perhaps compare e.g. diapason, clarion.

单词	nason
释义	Definition of nason in English: nason noun ˈneɪsn Music rare, historical A type of flute-stop in an organ, often of oak, introduced to England by the organ-builder Bernard Smith (1630–1708) in the late 17th cent. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Specification. Origin unknown. With the ending perhaps compare e.g. diapason, clarion. Definition of nason in US English: nason nounˈneɪsn Music rare, historical A type of flute-stop in an organ, often of oak, introduced to England by the organ-builder Bernard Smith (1630–1708) in the late 17th cent. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Specification. Origin unknown. With the ending perhaps compare e.g. diapason, clarion.
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