I can't play the dulcimer as well as I used to.
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Dulcimer
//ˈdʌl.sɪ.mɚ//
Synonyms for "dulcimer" (1 found)
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39 translations across 30 languages.
Basque
1 entries- tinpano noun (musical instrument)
Bulgarian
1 entries- цимбал noun (musical instrument)
Catalan
2 entries- dulcimer noun (musical instrument)
- saltiri noun (musical instrument)
Czech
1 entries- cimbál noun (musical instrument)
Danish
1 entries- hakkebræt noun (musical instrument)
Dutch
2 entries- dulcimer noun (musical instrument)
- hakkebord noun (musical instrument)
Finnish
1 entries- dulcimer noun (musical instrument)
French
1 entries- tympanon noun (musical instrument)
Georgian
2 entries- ციმბალი noun (musical instrument)
- წინილი noun (musical instrument)
German
2 entries- Hackbrett noun (musical instrument)
- Zimbal noun (musical instrument)
Greek
1 entries- σαντούρι noun (musical instrument)
Hebrew
1 entries- דולצ׳ימר noun (musical instrument)
Hindi
1 entries- संतूर noun (musical instrument)
Hungarian
1 entries- cimbalom noun (musical instrument)
Irish
1 entries- téadchlár noun (musical instrument)
Italian
2 entries- dulcimero noun (musical instrument)
- salterio noun (musical instrument)
Manx
1 entries- kishtey bing noun (musical instrument)
Marathi
1 entries- डल्सिमर noun (musical instrument)
Norwegian
1 entries- hakkebrett noun (musical instrument)
Polish
1 entries- cymbały noun (musical instrument)
Portuguese
1 entries- saltério noun (musical instrument)
Romanian
1 entries- țambal noun (musical instrument)
Russian
2 entries- дульцимер noun (musical instrument)
- цимба́лы noun (musical instrument)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- čimbala noun (musical instrument)
- чимбала noun (musical instrument)
Spanish
2 entries- dulcémele noun (musical instrument)
- salterio noun (musical instrument)
Swahili
1 entries- santuri noun (musical instrument)
Swedish
2 entries- cymbal noun (musical instrument)
- hackbräde noun (musical instrument)
Turkish
1 entries- santur noun (musical instrument)
Ukrainian
1 entries- цимбали noun (musical instrument)
Vietnamese
1 entries- xim-ba-lum noun (musical instrument)
Sample sentences
8 total sentences available.
I'm the one who taught Tom how to play the dulcimer.
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The sound is quite similar to that of a dulcimer, psaltery, or zither.
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Are you sure you want to sell your dulcimer?
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