Meaning of "sambuke" in English

The word "sambuke" is primarily considered a historical term that refers to an ancient stringed musical instrument resembling a harp or a lyre. This instrument was widely used across various cultures in the ancient Mediterranean regions. It is often described in texts as an instrument played in classical antiquity, adding a rich auditory element to the music of that era. Its unique sound and structure likely contributed to its popularity among musicians and audiences alike in historical contexts.

Meaning of "sambuke" in French

In French, "sambuke" similarly denotes a historical stringed instrument akin to a harp or a lyre, used predominantly in ancient Mediterranean civilisations. This instrument is highlighted in literature about ancient music and historical musical studies, emphasizing its significance in classical music traditions. Variations in its construction and use were often seen, due to the diverse cultural landscapes that adopted the sambuke, shaping its prominence in artistic and social expressions.

Pronunciation of "sambuke" in English

Phonetic Transcription: [sam-byook]

The pronunciation of "sambuke" may vary slightly based on regional accents, with some English speakers pronouncing it with a softer vowel sound or varying emphasis on the syllables.

Pronunciation of "sambuke" in French

Phonetic Transcription: [sam-byk]

In French, pronunciation variations may occur, with regional accents influencing the clarity of vowel sounds or the emphasis placed on different syllables.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

  1. The musician strummed the sambuke gently. (Le musicien a doucement gratté la sambuke.)
  2. She learned to play the sambuke in a matter of weeks. (Elle a appris à jouer de la sambuke en quelques semaines.)
  3. The ancient orchestra included a sambuke. (L'orchestre ancien comprenait une sambuke.)
  4. The sambuke has a unique, melodic sound. (La sambuke a un son unique et mélodieux.)
  5. Historians have found many references to the sambuke. (Les historiens ont trouvé de nombreuses références à la sambuke.)
  6. He was fascinated by the aesthetic of the sambuke. (Il était fasciné par l'esthétique de la sambuke.)
  7. The sambuke is frequently depicted in ancient art. (La sambuke est fréquemment représentée dans l'art ancien.)
  8. Its strings were made from animal gut. (Ses cordes étaient faites de boyaux d'animaux.)
  9. They played the sambuke at the festival. (Ils ont joué de la sambuke lors du festival.)
  10. The sound of the sambuke echoed through the hall. (Le son de la sambuke résonnait dans la salle.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "sambuke" in English

Synonyms: lyre, harp, zither, kithara, lute, psaltery, cittern, dulcimer, mandolin, sitar.

Antonyms: -.

Similar Words: instrument, chordophone, music, stringed instrument, classical, historical.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "sambuke" in French

Synonyms: lyre, harpe, cithare, cithare, luth, psaltérion, cistre, tympanon, mandoline, sitar.

Antonyms: -.

Similar Words: instrument, cordophone, musique, instrument à cordes, classique, historique.

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