sarode

1 9.9

An Indian string instrument played with a pick that makes deep, rich sounds

noun
/səˈroʊd/

: sarod

The deep, rich tones of the sarode are central to many classical Indian concerts.

Examples

The musician captivated the audience with a beautiful performance on the sarode.
She has been practicing the sarode for several years under a master teacher.
The sarode produces a beautiful sound.
He plays the sarode at every concert.
The musician skillfully played the sarode, captivating the audience with its rich, deep tones.
During the concert, the sarode produced a beautiful melody that resonated throughout the hall.
As she strummed the sarode, the enchanting sound filled the air, drawing everyone closer.

Synonyms

sarod

vssarode

1 9.9

A stringed instrument from India played with a pick that has a deep rich sound

uses a more technical word for that picking tool

Surface Forms

sarode singular

sarodes plural

Etymology

Sarode comes from the Persian word sorūd, meaning 'song' or 'melody', and it came into Indian music long ago. So a sarode is literally the instrument that makes the song, which fits its deep, singing sound.