Meaning of Horn
a hard pointed part that grows, usually in pairs, on the heads of some animals, such as sheep and cows. Horns are often curved.
In simple words: A hard, pointed part on the head of some animals.
Horn in a sentence
- The car's horn sounded loudly to warn the pedestrian.
- The musician played a beautiful solo on the French horn.
- The ram's sharp horn was used for defense against predators.
- When the horn of the train blew, everyone knew it was arriving.
- He collects antique horns that were once used in hunting.
- The animal's horn was curved and pointed, characteristic of its species.
- She learned to play the horn during her music classes at school.
- The horn on the motorcycle broke after he accidentally crashed it.
How to use Horn
Used to refer to animal horns or musical instruments. Not usually used in formal contexts when referring to animals; more common in casual discussions about nature or music.
Grammar pattern
standalone noun
Memory hint
Think of a 'horn' sounding like a 'hornet' — both can sting!
Related words
Collocations with Horn
Synonyms for Horn
- antler
- toot
- trumpet
- blare
- call
Common mistakes with Horn
- Confusing 'horn' with 'horned' when describing animals.
- Using 'horns' interchangeably with 'antlers,' which are different.
- Thinking all horns are the same, not recognizing variations between species.
Horn appears in
Horn in other languages
- Arabicالعربية
قرن
جزء صلب ومدبب على رأس بعض الحيوانات.
- Bengaliবাংলা
শিং, হর্ন
কিছু পশুর মাথায় থাকা শক্ত, ছুঁচলো জিনিস।
- GermanDeutsch
Horn
Ein harter, spitzer Teil am Kopf mancher Tiere.
- SpanishEspañol
Cuerno, Bocina, Trompa
Una parte dura y puntiaguda en la cabeza de algunos animales.
- Persianفارسی
شاخ
یه قسمت سفت و نوکتیز که روی سر بعضی حیوونا هست.
- FrenchFrançais
Corne, Klaxon
Une partie dure et pointue sur la tête de certains animaux.
- Hindiहिन्दी
सींग
कुछ जानवरों के सिर पर एक कठोर, नुकीला हिस्सा।
- ItalianItaliano
Corno
Una parte dura e appuntita sulla testa di alcuni animali.
- PortuguesePortuguês
Chifre, Buzina
Uma parte dura e pontiaguda na cabeça de alguns animais.
- RussianРусский
Рог
Твердая, заостренная часть на голове некоторых животных.
- Urduاردو
سینگ، ہارن
جانوروں کے سر پر ایک سخت، نوکیلی چیز۔
- Chinese中文
角, 喇叭
一些动物头上长有的坚硬、尖锐的部分。
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Frequently asked questions about Horn
What does Horn mean?
A hard, pointed part on the head of some animals.
What is the definition of Horn?
a hard pointed part that grows, usually in pairs, on the heads of some animals, such as sheep and cows. Horns are often curved.
How do you use Horn in a sentence?
The car's horn sounded loudly to warn the pedestrian.
Can you give another example of Horn?
The musician played a beautiful solo on the French horn.
What are synonyms for Horn?
Common alternatives include antler, toot, trumpet, blare, call.
What is the opposite of Horn?
Opposite meanings include silence, quiet.
What words go with Horn?
It commonly pairs with buffalo, bull’s, cow’s, buffalo, bull’s, cow’s, car, beep, blare, blow, beep, blare, honk, blast, on a/the horn, blow, section, blow, section.
What are common mistakes when using Horn?
Confusing 'horn' with 'horned' when describing animals. Using 'horns' interchangeably with 'antlers,' which are different. Thinking all horns are the same, not recognizing variations between species.
How do you pronounce Horn?
US: /["/hɔːrn/"]/, UK: /["/hɔːn/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Horn?
Used to refer to animal horns or musical instruments. Not usually used in formal contexts when referring to animals; more common in casual discussions about nature or music.
What CEFR level is Horn?
"Horn" is at C1 level on the CEFR scale.







