surma
- noun
- The musician captivated the audience with a lively tune on his surma during the folk festival.
Examples
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She learned to play the surma from her grandfather, who was a respected folk musician.
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In traditional celebrations, the sound of the surma often fills the air with energy and excitement.
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The musician played the surma beautifully.
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Can you hear the sound of the surma?
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The musician captivated the audience with a lively tune on his surma during the folk festival.
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In traditional celebrations, the sound of the surma often fills the air with energy and excitement.
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She learned to play the surma from her grandfather, who was a respected folk musician.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Surma comes from the Persian word surna, the name of a loud wind instrument made with a double reed that travelled into Turkish and Eastern Europe. So surma today means the lively folk shawm used at celebrations.