sitar in Japanese
sitar in Japanese is シタール — sitar means a long-necked plucked string instrument from North India, traditionally with a gourd body, used widely in Hindustani classical music.
sitar in Japanese
シタール
Pronounced: shitāru
(musical instruments) A Hindustani/Indian classical stringed instrument, typically having a gourd as its resonating chamber.
What does "sitar" mean?
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noun A long-necked plucked string instrument from North India, traditionally with a gourd body, used widely in Hindustani classical music.
"Ravi Shankar helped introduce the sitar to Western audiences in the 1960s."
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sitar in a sentence
- Ravi Shankar helped introduce the sitar to Western audiences in the 1960s.
- She has studied the sitar since she was six years old.
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What is "sitar" in Japanese?
"sitar" in Japanese is シタール. sitar means: A long-necked plucked string instrument from North India, traditionally with a gourd body, used widely in Hindustani classical music.
How do you pronounce シタール?
"sitar" in Japanese is シタール, pronounced "shitāru".
How do you use "sitar" in a sentence?
Example: "Ravi Shankar helped introduce the sitar to Western audiences in the 1960s." In Japanese, "sitar" is シタール.
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