rondeau /ronˈdō or rɔ̃-dōˈ/

1. A form of poem characterized by closely-knit rhymes and a refrain, and, as defined in the 17c, consisting of thirteen lines, divided into three unequal strophes, not including the burden (repeating the first few words) after the eighth and thirteenth lines, brought into vogue by Swinburne
2. A rondo (music)

ronˈdel noun

1. A verse form of thirteen or fourteen lines on two rhymes, the seventh and thirteenth being identical with the first, and the eighth and (if present) the fourteenth with the second
2. A circular part or ornament in jewellery
3. A circular badge

rondino /-dēˈnō/ noun (pl rondiˈnos) (from Italy dimin)

A short rondo

ronˈdo noun (pl ronˈdos) (orig Italy, from French)

A musical composition whose principal subject recurs in the same key in alternation with other subjects, often the last movement of a sonata

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