Tabor in Greek
Tabor in Greek is Θαβώρ — Tabor means a small drum, traditionally played with one stick while the other hand plays a pipe.
Tabor in Greek
Θαβώρ
Pronounced: Thavor
A mountain in Israel, Mount Tabor
What does "Tabor" mean?
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noun A small drum, traditionally played with one stick while the other hand plays a pipe.
"The minstrel kept time on his tabor as he piped a jig."
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Tabor in a sentence
- The minstrel kept time on his tabor as he piped a jig.
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What is "Tabor" in Greek?
"Tabor" in Greek is Θαβώρ. Tabor means: A small drum, traditionally played with one stick while the other hand plays a pipe.
How do you pronounce Θαβώρ?
"Tabor" in Greek is Θαβώρ, pronounced "Thavor".
How do you use "Tabor" in a sentence?
Example: "The minstrel kept time on his tabor as he piped a jig." In Greek, "Tabor" is Θαβώρ.
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