We find in one period crwths, with the strings twanged with the right hand, and stopped above with the left, being held as we hold a violoncello to-day, but being small, on the lap.
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Crwth
//kɹuθ//
Synonyms for "crwth" (3 found)
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13 translations across 11 languages.
Armenian
1 entries- քրոթ noun (archaic stringed instrument)
Breton
1 entries- krouzh noun (archaic stringed instrument)
French
3 entries- crouth noun (archaic stringed instrument)
- crwth noun (archaic stringed instrument)
- rote noun (archaic stringed instrument)
German
1 entries- Crwth noun (archaic stringed instrument)
Irish
1 entries- cruit noun (archaic stringed instrument)
Italian
1 entries- crotta noun (archaic stringed instrument)
Marathi
1 entries- क्रुथ noun (archaic stringed instrument)
Middle English
1 entries- crowde noun (archaic stringed instrument)
Russian
1 entries- кро́та noun (archaic stringed instrument)
Spanish
1 entries- crota noun (archaic stringed instrument)
Welsh
1 entries- crwth noun (archaic stringed instrument)
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