Hardanger fiddle
Hardanger fiddle noun: a type of fiddle typical of Norwegian folk music, characterized by thinner wood than a standard fiddle and the use of either eight or nine strings, four to five of which are sympathetic.
Noun
Hardanger fiddle (plural Hardanger fiddles)
- A type of fiddle typical of Norwegian folk music, characterized by thinner wood than a standard fiddle and the use of either eight or nine strings, four to five of which are sympathetic.
- Synonyms:
- Hardanger, hardingfele
Synonyms of Hardanger fiddle
Forms of Hardanger fiddle
| plural | Hardanger fiddles |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Hardanger-fiddle |
Words formed from Hardanger fiddle
Questions about Hardanger fiddle
- What does Hardanger fiddle mean?
- Hardanger fiddle means a type of fiddle typical of Norwegian folk music, characterized by thinner wood than a standard fiddle and the use of either eight or nine strings, four to five of which are sympathetic.
- What part of speech is Hardanger fiddle?
- Hardanger fiddle is a noun.
- What is the plural of Hardanger fiddle?
- The plural of Hardanger fiddle is Hardanger fiddles.
Words near Hardanger fiddle in the dictionary
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