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lautenclavicymbal

lautenclavicymbal noun: a harpsichord with two sets of gutstrings and a smaller size than an ordinary harpsichord.

Noun

lautenclavicymbal (uncountable)

  1. A harpsichord with two sets of gutstrings and a smaller size than an ordinary harpsichord.

Origin of lautenclavicymbal

Possibly borrowed from German Lautenklavizimbel, from lauten + Latin clavicymbalum.

Questions about lautenclavicymbal

What does lautenclavicymbal mean?
Lautenclavicymbal means a harpsichord with two sets of gutstrings and a smaller size than an ordinary harpsichord.
What part of speech is lautenclavicymbal?
Lautenclavicymbal is a noun.

Words near lautenclavicymbal in the dictionary

  1. Lausches
  2. Lausen
  3. lausenite
  4. lautarite
  5. Lautaro
  6. lautenclavicymbal
  7. lautenthalite
  8. lauter
  9. Lauterbach
  10. Lauterbaches
  11. Lauterbrunnen

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