Stroh violin
Stroh violin noun: a violin that amplifies its sound through an attached metal resonator.
Noun
Stroh violin (plural Stroh violins)
- A violin that amplifies its sound through an attached metal resonator.
- Synonyms:
- Strohviol, Stroviol, horn violin, horn-violin, phonofiddle, violinophone
Synonyms of Stroh violin
Forms of Stroh violin
| plural | Stroh violins |
|---|---|
| alternative form | strohviolin |
| alternative form | Strohviolin |
Origin of Stroh violin
Named after its German designer, Johannes Matthias Augustus Stroh.
Questions about Stroh violin
- What does Stroh violin mean?
- Stroh violin means a violin that amplifies its sound through an attached metal resonator.
- What part of speech is Stroh violin?
- Stroh violin is a noun.
- What is the plural of Stroh violin?
- The plural of Stroh violin is Stroh violins.
Words near Stroh violin in the dictionary
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