Dulcimer

//ˈdʌl.sɪ.mɚ//

Translations of "dulcimer" (30 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Basque	tinpano(musical instrument)	—
Bulgarian	цимбал(musical instrument)	cimbal
Catalan	dulcimer(musical instrument), saltiri(musical instrument)	—
Czech	cimbál(musical instrument)	—
Danish	hakkebræt(musical instrument)	—
Dutch	dulcimer(musical instrument), hakkebord(musical instrument)	—
Finnish	dulcimer(musical instrument)	—
French	tympanon(musical instrument)	—
Georgian	ციმბალი(musical instrument), წინილი(musical instrument)	cimbali, c̣inili
German	Hackbrett(musical instrument), Zimbal(musical instrument)	—
Greek	σαντούρι(musical instrument)	santoúri
Hebrew	דולצ׳ימר(musical instrument)	dulčimer
Hindi	संतूर(musical instrument)	santūr
Hungarian	cimbalom(musical instrument)	—
Irish	téadchlár(musical instrument)	—
Italian	dulcimero(musical instrument), salterio(musical instrument)	—
Manx	kishtey bing(musical instrument)	—
Marathi	डल्सिमर(musical instrument)	ḍalsimar
Norwegian	hakkebrett(musical instrument)	—
Polish	cymbały(musical instrument)	—
Portuguese	saltério(musical instrument)	—
Romanian	țambal(musical instrument)	—
Russian	дульцимер(musical instrument), цимба́лы(musical instrument)	dulʹcimer, cimbály
Serbo-Croatian	čimbala(musical instrument), чимбала(musical instrument)	—
Spanish	dulcémele(musical instrument), salterio(musical instrument)	—
Swahili	santuri(musical instrument)	—
Swedish	cymbal(musical instrument), hackbräde(musical instrument)	—
Turkish	santur(musical instrument)	—
Ukrainian	цимбали(musical instrument)	cymbaly
Vietnamese	xim-ba-lum(musical instrument)	—