Definitions For Bandura

Noun

BANDURA (plural BANDURAs) A ukrainian plucked#adjective, plucked stringed instrument with a tear#noun, tear-shaped#adjective, shaped body, like an asymmetrical lute or a vertical#adjective, vertical zither, which is play#verb, played with both hand#noun, hands while held upright#adjective, upright on the lap#noun, lap. : {{synonyms, en, bandore, kobza, pandore, q3=dated, one sense}}

Alternative forms

bandoura

Derived terms

bandurist

Related terms

{{col3, en, bandora, bandurka, mandora, pandora, pandura}}

Translations

Arabic: باندورا Armenian: բանդուրա Belarusian: банду́ра, f Bulgarian: бандура, f Chinese: : Mandarin: 班杜拉琴 (bāndùlāqín) Esperanto: banduro Estonian: banduura French: bandura, f, bandoura, f Georgian: ბანდურა German: Bandura, f Japanese: バンドゥーラ Kazakh: бандура Lithuanian: bandūra Occitan: bandora, f Polish: bandura, f Romanian: bandură, f Russian: банду́ра, f Serbo-Croatian: бандура Tajik: бандура Ukrainian: банду́ра, f

See also

appendix:glossary of chordophones

Etymology

{{multiple images }} Borrowed from {{bor, en, uk, банду́ра}}, possibly through {{der, en, it, pandura}} and {{der, en, pl, pandura}}, from {{der, en, LL., pandura, t=musical instrument with three strings}}, from {{der, en, grc, πανδοῦρα, t=three-stringed lute; zither}}, perhaps from {{der, en, xld, -}}.{{R:uk:ESUM, бандура}}.

Anagrams

Bandaru, Brandau