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1. (n.) banjo
a musical instrument of the guitar family, having a circular body covered in front with tightly stretched parchment and played with the fingers.
Etymology: (1730–40)
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| Definition of 'Banjo' |
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1. (noun) banjo
a stringed instrument of the guitar family that has long neck and circular body
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1. (noun) banjo
a guitar-like musical instrument
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Sense: a stringed musical instrument similar to the guitar
He plays the banjo; Play me a tune on the banjo.
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Afrikaans: banjo, banjo's |
Arabic: بانجو (آلة موسيقيه وتريه) |
Bulgarian: банджо |
Brazilian: banjo |
Czech: bendžo |
German: das Banjo |
Danish: banjo |
Greek: μπάντζο (έγχορδο μουσικό |
Spanish: banjo |
Estonian: bandžo |
Farsi: گیتار بانجو |
Finnish: banjo |
French: banjo |
Hebrew: בַּנג'וֹ |
Hindi: एक वाद्य यंत्र, बजाने वाल |
Croatian: bendžo |
Hungarian: bendzsó |
Indonesian: banjo |
Icelandic: banjó |
Italian: banjo, bangio |
Japanese: バンジョー |
Korean: 밴조(5현의 현악기) |
Lithuanian: bandža |
Latvian: bandžo |
Malay: banjo |
Dutch: banjo |
Norwegian: banjo |
Polish: banjo |
Persian: گیتار بانجو |
Pashto: بنجو، د موسيقى يوه اّله |
Portuguese: banjo |
Romanian: banjo |
Russian: банджо |
Slovak: bendžo |
Slovenian: banjo |
Serbian: bendžo |
Swedish: banjo |
Thai: แบนโจ (เครื่องดนตรี) |
Turkish: banjo |
Taiwanese: 班卓琴,五弦琴 |
Ukrainian: банджо |
Urdu: ایک ساز کا نام |
Vietnamese: đàn banjô |
Chinese: 班卓琴,五弦琴 |
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