קל קרנא - קול השופר. The sound of the horn (קָל קַרְנָא - kal karna): The sound of the shofar (kol ha-shofar).
משרוקיתא - כלי לשרוק בו רק קתרוס וחביריו, כולם כלי נגונים הם, גם בלשון הקדש כינור ומחול ומינים ועוגב ושמותם לא ידענום, אע"פ שעוגב מגזרת ותעגבה ומינים שני כלים ומחול חליל וכינור כדמות מנורה ואלה סברות בלא ראיה. Pipe (מַשְׁרוֹקִיתָא - mashrokita): An instrument to whistle (lishrok) with. However, the zither (קַתְרֹס - katros) and its companions [i.e., the lyre (sabbekha), psaltery (psanterin), bagpipe (sumponyah listed in the verse)], all of them are musical instruments (k'lei niggunim). Also in the Holy Tongue [Hebrew, there are instruments like] the kinnor [lyre/harp] and ugav [pipe/flute] [mentioned together first in Genesis 4:21: “he was the ancestor of all who play the kinnor and ugav”], and machol [dance/pipe?] [cf. Psalms 149:3], and minim [strings?] [cf. Psalms 150:4], and their [exact] identities (shmotam - lit. 'names', but referring to the precise nature/identification of the instrument) we do not know. Although ugav is [perhaps] derived from [the root related to pleasure/love, as in the verb] “rejoice” (vətaʿagvah) [Job 21:12], and minim [perhaps means] two instruments, and machol [perhaps means] a flute (chalil), and the kinnor [is shaped] like a menorah [candelabrum]. And these are speculations (sevarot) without proof (re'ayah).