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hammered dulcimer

hammered dulcimer noun: a type of dulcimer whose metal strings are stretched over a trapezoidal sounding board that has two bridges, one bass and one treble, set on a stand and played with small mallet-like hammers.

Noun

hammered dulcimer (plural hammered dulcimers)

  1. A type of dulcimer whose metal strings are stretched over a trapezoidal sounding board that has two bridges, one bass and one treble, set on a stand and played with small mallet-like hammers.

hammered dulcimer meaning in Hindi and Marathi

hammered dulcimer in Hindi

a trapezoidal zither with metal strings
संतूर santūr

hammered dulcimer in Marathi

a trapezoidal zither with metal strings
संतूर santūr

Forms of hammered dulcimer

pluralhammered dulcimers
alternative formhammer dulcimer

Words formed from hammered dulcimer

Questions about hammered dulcimer

What does hammered dulcimer mean?
Hammered dulcimer means a type of dulcimer whose metal strings are stretched over a trapezoidal sounding board that has two bridges, one bass and one treble, set on a stand and played with small mallet-like hammers.
What is hammered dulcimer in Hindi?
Hammered dulcimer in Hindi is संतूर (santūr). See Hammered dulcimer meaning in Hindi.
What part of speech is hammered dulcimer?
Hammered dulcimer is a noun.
What is the plural of hammered dulcimer?
The plural of hammered dulcimer is hammered dulcimers.

Words near hammered dulcimer in the dictionary

  1. hammercloth
  2. hammercloths
  3. hammered
  4. hammered and sickled
  5. hammered away
  6. hammered dulcimer
  7. hammered dulcimerist
  8. hammered dulcimerists
  9. hammered dulcimers
  10. hammered home
  11. hammered out

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