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Meaning of cithern
Wordnet
cithern (n)
a 16th century musical instrument resembling a guitar with a pear-shaped soundbox and wire strings
Webster
cithern (n.)
See Cittern.
cithern Sentence Examples
- The cithern player skillfully plucked the strings, filling the air with sweet melodies.
- In medieval Europe, the cithern was a popular instrument among minstrels and troubadours.
- He inherited his grandfather's ancient cithern, treasuring its historical significance and musical value.
- The sound of the cithern echoed through the castle halls, captivating all who listened.
- She tuned her cithern meticulously, ensuring each string resonated with perfect harmony.
- The intricate design of the cithern showcased the craftsmanship of its maker.
- With its resonant tones, the cithern added depth and richness to the ensemble's performance.
- As the sun set, the haunting strains of the cithern filled the courtyard, evoking a sense of nostalgia.
- He composed a haunting melody on his cithern, inspired by the beauty of the moonlit night.
- The gentle plucking of the cithern strings provided a soothing backdrop to the evening's festivities.
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a 16th century musical instrument resembling a guitar with a pear-shaped soundbox and wire stringsSee Cittern.
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The cithern player skillfully plucked the strings, filling the air with sweet melodies.
In medieval Europe, the cithern was a popular instrument among minstrels and troubadours.
He inherited his grandfather's ancient cithern, treasuring its historical significance and musical value.
The sound of the cithern echoed through the castle halls, captivating all who listened.
