enclavure

mansh) du Fr. manche (an-kla-viir' dii Englisch Ger. Violet (eng'-lish fe-6-let') Literally, enclosure of the neck: a A name given by Leopold Mozart space cut in the belly of the violin for to the viola d'amore. This instrument the insertion of the neck. became very popular in England dur- Ende (en'-de) Ger. n. ing the Eighteenth Century and the End; concluding piece, name "Viol" in German means both endecha violet and viola. Furthermore, the A dirge,(en-da'-cha) Spa. n. especially soft voice doubtle carried end echo so (en-da-chos'-so) Spa. adj. with it a suggestion of the retiring Sorrowful; mournful. qualities of the violet,