Word: hurdy-gurdy
Category: hurdy-gurdy
Arts & Entertainment
Synonyms: hurdy-gurdy
hurdy gurdy, street organ, hand organ, barrel organ
Translations: hurdy-gurdy
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spanish
Translations:
organillo, zanfona, zanfoña, zanfonía, la zanfona
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german
Translations:
Drehorgel, Leierkasten, Leier, Drehleier
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french
Translations:
orgue de barbarie, vielle, vielle à roue, la vielle à roue, la vielle
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italian
Translations:
organistro, ghironda, organetto, la ghironda
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portuguese
Translations:
realejo, vielle, sanfona
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dutch
Translations:
draaiorgel, draailier, vedel, de draailier, pierement
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russian
Translations:
шарманка, шарманки, шарманку, шарманке
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norwegian
Translations:
dreielire
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swedish
Translations:
vevlira
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finnish
Translations:
posetiivi
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danish
Translations:
Hurdy
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czech
Translations:
vřava, niněra
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polish
Translations:
katarynka, lira korbowa, liry korbowej
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hungarian
Translations:
kintorna, verkli, tekerő, tekerőlant, tekerős
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turkish
Translations:
laterna
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greek
Translations:
ΛΑΤΕΡΝΑ
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ukrainian
Translations:
шарманка, катеринка, магнітофон, бур
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albanian
Translations:
organo dore me manivelë
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bulgarian
Translations:
латерна
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belarusian
Translations:
катрынка, шарманка, катарынка, сапраўдная шарманка, шарманка была
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estonian
Translations:
Posetiivi
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croatian
Translations:
vergl, orguljice
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icelandic
Translations:
hurdy
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lithuanian
Translations:
ryla, korbowa, Katarynka, Leijerkaste
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latvian
Translations:
leijerkaste
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macedonian
Translations:
hurdy
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romanian
Translations:
flașnetă
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slovenian
Translations:
hurdy
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slovak
Translations:
vrava, bitka, turbulenciách
The meaning and "use of": hurdy-gurdy
noun
- a musical instrument with a droning sound played by turning a handle, which is typically attached to a rosined wheel sounding a series of drone strings, with keys worked by the left hand. - Leopold Mozart, when he wasn't raising his son Wolfgang Amadeus, wrote several concert works for unusual instruments, including the bagpipes and the hurdy-gurdy .
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