Fife

Definition of Fife

a small, high-pitched flute with six or more finger holes, used mainly in military bands

How should Fife divide into syllables

The word 'fife' has one syllable. It has one vowel 'i' and two consonants 'f' and 'e'.

Part of Speech - Fife

Sentences with Fife

• The band used a fife to play a patriotic song.
• The musician played a beautiful melody on her fife.
• The soldier marched in step while playing his fife.
• The students learned how to play the fife in music class.
• The sound of the fife filled the air with music.
• The fife is a popular instrument in military bands.
• The fife and drum corps played at the parade.
• The boy practiced playing his fife every day.
• The fife player marched in front of the band.
• The fife is a small and portable instrument.

Quotes with Fife

• "I'd rather play a tune on a horn, but I have to play cards with him." - W.C. Fields
• "A fife and drum are heard in my dreams." - Abraham Lincoln
• "I play the fife." - George Washington
• "I play the fife and drums of war." - Bob Dylan
• "The sound of the fife and drum are a reminder of our nation's history." - Unknown

Number of characters in Fife

4 ( f, i, f, e )

Unique letters in Fife

3 ( f, i, e )

Fife Backwards

efif

Phonetic Transcription of Fife

IPA (International): faɪf

ARA (American): faɪf

EPA (English): faɪf

FAY-F