balalaika in Irish
balalaika in Irish is balaláice — balalaika means a plucked stringed instrument of Russian origin with a triangular body, a short neck and three strings.
balalaika in Irish
balaláice
A plucked stringed instrument with a triangular body, short neck and three strings, of Russian origin.
What does "balalaika" mean?
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noun A plucked stringed instrument of Russian origin with a triangular body, a short neck and three strings.
"He played a slow folk tune on the balalaika."
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balalaika in a sentence
- He played a slow folk tune on the balalaika.
- The trio on stage included a balalaika, an accordion and a drum.
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What is "balalaika" in Irish?
"balalaika" in Irish is balaláice. balalaika means: A plucked stringed instrument of Russian origin with a triangular body, a short neck and three strings.
How do you use "balalaika" in a sentence?
Example: "He played a slow folk tune on the balalaika." In Irish, "balalaika" is balaláice.
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