zithern

[ zith-ern, zith- ]

noun

1. cittern.
2. zither.

Example Sentences

But she does not call herself Signora Ballatino, and she does not play upon the zithern.

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“Hon the zither,” retorted the chairman, waxing mildly indignant; he meant zithern, but he called it a zither.

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She sat there with the zithern, letting her fingers glide gently over the strings.

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I am having a statue erected to Mesomedes, the great zithern-player—you perhaps know his songs.

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He had tried to write something, but had stuck while trying to think of a rhyme for zithern.

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