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1. (n.) violin
the treble instrument of the family of modern bowed stringed instruments, held nearly horizontal by the player's arm with the lower part supported against the collarbone or shoulder.
Etymology: (1570–80; < It violino=viol(a) (see viola1) +-ino-ine3)
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1. (noun) violin, fiddle
bowed stringed instrument that is the highest member of the violin family; this instrument has four strings and a hollow body and an unfretted fingerboard and is played with a bow
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1. (noun) violin
a string instrument held under your chin and played with a bow
to play the violin
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1. (noun) violin
a small instrument with four strings, played with a bow; a fiddle
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Sense: a type of musical instrument with four strings, played with a bow
She played the violin in the school orchestra; Can you play that on the violin?
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 Afrikaans: viool |
 Arabic: كَمان، كَمَنْجَه |
 Bulgarian: цигулка |
 Brazilian: violino |
 Czech: housle |
 German: die Violine |
 Danish: violin |
 Greek: βιολί |
 Spanish: violín |
 Estonian: viiul |
 Farsi: ویولن |
 Finnish: viulu |
 French: violon |
 Hebrew: כִּינוֹר |
 Hindi: सारंगी |
 Croatian: violina |
 Hungarian: hegedű |
 Indonesian: biola |
 Icelandic: fiðla |
 Italian: violino |
 Japanese: バイオリン |
 Korean: 바이올린 |
 Lithuanian: smuikas |
 Latvian: vijole |
 Malay: violin, biola |
 Dutch: viool |
 Norwegian: fiolin, fele |
 Polish: skrzypce |
 Persian: ویولن |
 Pashto: سرينده، سارينګه، غچكه، وا |
 Portuguese: violino |
 Romanian: vioară |
 Russian: скрипка |
 Slovak: husle |
 Slovenian: violina |
 Serbian: violina |
 Swedish: violin |
 Thai: ไวโอลิน |
 Turkish: keman |
 Taiwanese: 小提琴 |
 Ukrainian: скрипка |
 Urdu: سارنگي |
 Vietnamese: vĩ cầm |
 Chinese: 小提琴 |
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