zither in Japanese
zither in Japanese is ツィター — zither means a stringed musical instrument with a flat sounding box and many strings stretched over it, played with a plectrum or the fingertips.
zither in Japanese
ツィター
Pronounced: tsitā
(string instrument) A musical instrument consisting of a flat sounding box with numerous strings placed on a horizontal surface, played with a plectrum or fingertips.
What does "zither" mean?
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noun A stringed musical instrument with a flat sounding box and many strings stretched over it, played with a plectrum or the fingertips.
"She laid the zither across her knees and began to pluck a slow tune."
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zither in a sentence
- She laid the zither across her knees and began to pluck a slow tune.
- The café had a man playing the zither in the corner.
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What is "zither" in Japanese?
"zither" in Japanese is ツィター. zither means: A stringed musical instrument with a flat sounding box and many strings stretched over it, played with a plectrum or the fingertips.
How do you pronounce ツィター?
"zither" in Japanese is ツィター, pronounced "tsitā".
How do you use "zither" in a sentence?
Example: "She laid the zither across her knees and began to pluck a slow tune." In Japanese, "zither" is ツィター.
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