What is another word for gat horn?
Pronunciation: [ɡˈat hˈɔːn] (IPA) 
Gat horns, also known as cattle horns or ox horns, are commonly used as musical instruments in traditional African cultures. However, there are quite a number of synonyms for these horns depending on the region or language. In Swahili, they are called "ngoma za pembe," while in Yoruba, they are referred to as "agbe." Additionally, the Bantu people call them "ikembu," and the Hausa use the term "sarki." Beyond Africa, the gat horn is called by different names as well. For example, in French, it is "corne de gazelle," and in Spanish, it is known as "cuerno de toro." Despite the variety of names, gat horns remain a significant part of African cultural heritage and continue to be used in modern music productions.
