plectrum in Latin
plectrum in Latin is plectrum — plectrum means a small piece of plastic, metal or similar material used for plucking the strings of an instrument such as a guitar.
plectrum in Latin
plectrum
(music) A small piece of plastic, metal, ivory, etc., for plucking the strings of a guitar, lyre, mandolin, etc.
What does "plectrum" mean?
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noun A small piece of plastic, metal or similar material used for plucking the strings of an instrument such as a guitar.
"She dropped her plectrum down the back of the sofa before the gig."
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plectrum in a sentence
- She dropped her plectrum down the back of the sofa before the gig.
- He strummed the chords with a thin plastic plectrum.
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What is "plectrum" in Latin?
"plectrum" in Latin is plectrum. plectrum means: A small piece of plastic, metal or similar material used for plucking the strings of an instrument such as a guitar.
How do you use "plectrum" in a sentence?
Example: "She dropped her plectrum down the back of the sofa before the gig." In Latin, "plectrum" is plectrum.
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