Lyra in Russian
Lyra in Russian is Ли́ра, Лира — Lyra means a hoop suspended from above, used by aerial acrobats to perform holds, spins, and drops.
Lyra in Russian
What does "Lyra" mean?
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noun A hoop suspended from above, used by aerial acrobats to perform holds, spins, and drops.
"The circus performer wrapped one leg through the lyra and spun slowly toward the floor."
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noun A pear-shaped bowed string instrument played upright on the knee, found in Byzantine, Cretan, and other Eastern Mediterranean folk music.
"The musician balanced the lyra on his knee and drew the bow across its three strings."
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noun (astronomy, capitalized) A small northern constellation said to look like a lyre, containing the bright star Vega.
"On a clear summer night you can pick out Lyra almost overhead."
Lyra in a sentence
- The circus performer wrapped one leg through the lyra and spun slowly toward the floor.
- Aerial yoga studios sometimes use a lyra instead of silks for beginners.
- The musician balanced the lyra on his knee and drew the bow across its three strings.
- A Cretan wedding band usually features a lyra alongside a lute.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Lyra" in Russian?
"Lyra" in Russian is Ли́ра, Лира. Lyra means: A hoop suspended from above, used by aerial acrobats to perform holds, spins, and drops.
How do you pronounce Ли́ра?
"Lyra" in Russian is Ли́ра, pronounced "Lira".
How do you use "Lyra" in a sentence?
Example: "The circus performer wrapped one leg through the lyra and spun slowly toward the floor." In Russian, "Lyra" is Ли́ра, Лира.
Are there other ways to say "Lyra" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "Lyra": Ли́ра, Лира.