bandura
- noun
- /bænˈdʊrə/
- The musician captivated the audience with a beautiful melody on her bandura.
Examples
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The bandura is a beautiful instrument.
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At the cultural fair, visitors could try strumming a traditional bandura.
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He learned to play the bandura from his grandfather, who was a folk artist.
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Many musicians play the bandura in Ukraine.
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The musician played a beautiful melody on the bandura during the festival.
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At the concert, the enchanting sound of the bandura captivated the audience.
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She learned to play the bandura to connect with her Ukrainian heritage.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bandura comes from old words for a 'string instrument', such as the Greek pandoura and the Persian tanbur, which named lute-like instruments. So, the word bandura still means a traditional Ukrainian 'string instrument' with many strings.