Word: balalaika
Category: balalaika
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russian balalaika, balalaika black lagoon, balalaika music, balalaika lyrics, balalaika tuning
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spanish
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balalaica, el balalaika, del Balalaika, Balalaika, Balalaika de
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german
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balalaika, die, Balalaika
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french
Translations:
balalaïka, la balalaïka, balalaïkas, de balalaïka
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italian
Translations:
balalaica, il balalaika, la balalaika, balalaika di
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portuguese
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balalaica, Balalaika, do balalaika, o balalaika, Balalaika do
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dutch
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Balalaika van, De Balalaika, De Balalaika van
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russian
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балалайка, балалайке, балалайки, балалайку, балалайкой
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norwegian
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Intercontinental Johannesburg
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swedish
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Balalaika, balalajka, balalajkamusik
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finnish
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Balalaika, Balalaikka
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danish
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Balalaika, balalajka, balalajkagruppen, Balalaika kan
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czech
Translations:
balalajka, Balalaika, balalajku
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polish
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bałałajka, Balalaika
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hungarian
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balalajka, Balalaika
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turkish
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balalayka, Balalaika, mandolin, bir balalayka, Balalaykalar
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greek
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μπαλαλάικα, Balalaika
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ukrainian
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балалайка, балалайки
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bulgarian
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балалайка, Balalaika
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belarusian
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балалайка
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estonian
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balalaikavirtuoos, balalaikat
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croatian
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balalajka, Balalaika
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icelandic
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Balalaika
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lithuanian
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Balalaika
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latvian
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Balalaika
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romanian
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Balalaika, balalaică
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slovenian
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balalajka, Balalaika
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slovak
Translations:
balalajka
The meaning and "use of": balalaika
noun
- a guitarlike musical instrument with a triangular body and two, three, or four strings, popular in Russia and other Slavic countries. - All the chorus writing, including some clarinet-led boat music in which strings imitate a balalaika , a wedding song that yields to anguish, some vigorous, aggressive Polish bravado, and the noble imperial finale, is dramatic and vivid.
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