Meaning of "dulcimér" in the Romanian dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF DULCIMÉR IN ROMANIAN

dulcimér

WHAT DOES DULCIMÉR MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of dulcimér in the Romanian dictionary

DULCIMÉR s. N. Medieval instrument with pinched or knotted strings, a sort of tiger, the ancestor of the hammock, today in the folk perimeter. (\u0026 lt; engl., dolcimer)

DULCIMÉR s. n. instrument medieval cu coarde ciupite sau lovite, un fel de țiteră, strămoșul țambalului, astăzi în perimetrul folkului. (< engl. dolcimer)

TRANSLATION OF DULCIMÉR

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The translations of dulcimér from Romanian to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «dulcimér» in Romanian.

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 扬琴
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: dulcimer
• Translator Romanian - English: Dulcimer
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: पियानो के प्रकार का छोटा वक्स बाजा
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: صنج
• Translator Romanian - Russian: цимбалы
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: saltério
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: পিয়ানোর আদিরূপ
• Translator Romanian - French: tympanon
• Translator Romanian - Malay: dulcimer
• Translator Romanian - German: Hackbrett
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: ダルシマー
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 덜 시머
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: Dulcimer
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: thứ dã cầm
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: கம்பிகள் கொண்ட இசைக் கருவி
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: एक तंतुवाद्य
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: santur
• Translator Romanian - Italian: salterio
• Translator Romanian - Polish: cymbały
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: цимбали
• Romanian: dulcimér
• Translator Romanian - Greek: είδος άρπας
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: doedelsak
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: dulcimer
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: dulcimer

ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «DULCIMÉR»

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