organistrum
organistrum noun: any early form of hurdy-gurdy.
Noun
organistrum (plural organistrums or organistra)
- Any early form of hurdy-gurdy.
- Those brought into use again were several forms of lutes, violins, and bagpipes, which were played upon proficiently by the "jongleurs," some of whom played also upon psalteries, organistrums, guitars, and tambours with great skill.1912, Frederick Converse Beach, The Americana
Forms of organistrum
| plural | organistrums |
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| plural | organistra |
Questions about organistrum
- What does organistrum mean?
- Organistrum means any early form of hurdy-gurdy.
- What part of speech is organistrum?
- Organistrum is a noun.
- What is the plural of organistrum?
- The plural of organistrum is organistrums.
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