horsehead fiddle
horsehead fiddle noun: any of several Tuvan and Mongolian traditional stringed instruments, especially the igil or the morin khuur, characterized by the head of a horse being carved into its headstock.
Noun
horsehead fiddle (plural horsehead fiddles)
Forms of horsehead fiddle
| plural | horsehead fiddles |
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| alternative form | horse-head fiddle |
| alternative form | horse head fiddle |
Questions about horsehead fiddle
- What does horsehead fiddle mean?
- Horsehead fiddle means any of several Tuvan and Mongolian traditional stringed instruments, especially the igil or the morin khuur, characterized by the head of a horse being carved into its headstock.
- What part of speech is horsehead fiddle?
- Horsehead fiddle is a noun.
- What is the plural of horsehead fiddle?
- The plural of horsehead fiddle is horsehead fiddles.
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