se in Japanese
se in Japanese is 瑟 — se means a large Chinese plucked string instrument similar to a zither, traditionally strung with 25 strings and played horizontally.
se in Japanese
瑟
Pronounced: shitsu
(musical instrument) A type of ancient Chinese plucked zither.
What does "se" mean?
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noun A large Chinese plucked string instrument similar to a zither, traditionally strung with 25 strings and played horizontally.
"The museum displayed an ancient se alongside other court instruments from the Zhou dynasty."
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se in a sentence
- The museum displayed an ancient se alongside other court instruments from the Zhou dynasty.
- She studied the se for years before mastering the guqin as well.
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What is "se" in Japanese?
"se" in Japanese is 瑟. se means: A large Chinese plucked string instrument similar to a zither, traditionally strung with 25 strings and played horizontally.
How do you pronounce 瑟?
"se" in Japanese is 瑟, pronounced "shitsu".
How do you use "se" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum displayed an ancient se alongside other court instruments from the Zhou dynasty." In Japanese, "se" is 瑟.
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