Dulcimer (noun)

  1. A stringed musical instrument that is played by striking the strings with small hammers.
  2. A trapezoid-shaped box with strings stretched over its sounding board, typically played by striking with small hammers.

Origin:

The word "dulcimer" comes from the latin word "dulcis" which means "sweet" and the greek word "melos" which means "song" or "music".

Examples:

  1. The musician played a beautiful tune on the dulcimer.
  2. The dulcimer has a unique sound that sets it apart from other instruments.
  3. The dulcimer is a traditional instrument that is still played in many cultures.
  4. The dulcimer player used hammers to strike the strings.
  5. She played the dulcimer with skill and grace.
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