harmonium in Latin
harmonium in Latin is harmonium — harmonium means a keyboard instrument that produces sound by pushing air through small reeds, worked with foot pedals or a hand pump.
harmonium in Latin
harmonium
(music) A small keyboard instrument that consists of a series of reed pipes, which sound when one of the keys is pressed to open a valve that allows air to pass through.
What does "harmonium" mean?
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noun A keyboard instrument that produces sound by pushing air through small reeds, worked with foot pedals or a hand pump.
"The old church harmonium wheezed as she pumped the pedals."
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harmonium in a sentence
- The old church harmonium wheezed as she pumped the pedals.
- A harmonium accompanies much devotional singing in South Asia.
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What is "harmonium" in Latin?
"harmonium" in Latin is harmonium. harmonium means: A keyboard instrument that produces sound by pushing air through small reeds, worked with foot pedals or a hand pump.
How do you use "harmonium" in a sentence?
Example: "The old church harmonium wheezed as she pumped the pedals." In Latin, "harmonium" is harmonium.
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