flauta
/ˈflauta/ · B2 · noun · f
flute
🪈 flauta = flute, from Old Occitan flaut; long hollow tube shape names the taco and loaf too
Spanish flauta comes from Old Occitan flaut, meaning flute. The word transferred by shape: a taco rolled into a long, thin, hollow cylinder is a flauta, and so is a long, thin loaf of bread like a baguette.