drum
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The meaning (definition) of the word drum
a round instrument you hit with sticks to make music
The word drum used in a sentence
“I like to hit the drum with wooden sticks to make loud sounds.”
The plural of the word drum
drums
How the word drum is said around the world
| French | tambour (tahnboor) |
| Spanish | tambor (tahmbohr) |
| Mandarin | 鼓 (gǔ) |
| Hindi | ड्रम (drum) |
| Arabic | طبل (tahbl) |
| Russian | барабан (baraban) |
| Portuguese (EU) | tambor (tuhnmbohr) |
| Portuguese (BR) | tambor (tuhnmbohr) |
| Japanese | ドラム (doramu) |
| German | Trommel (trawmuhl) |
| Urdu | ڈرم (duruhm) |
| Punjabi | ਢੋਲ (tohl) |
| Korean | 북 (bug) |
| Hebrew | תוֹף (tohf) |
| Greek | τύμπανο (tumpano) |
| Dutch | trommel (trawmuhl) |
| Tagalog | tambol (tahmbohl) |
| Vietnamese | cái trống (kahury chohurng) |
| Turkish | davul (dahvuul) |
| Persian | طبل (tahbl) |
| Polish | bęben (bemben) |
| Ukrainian | барабан (baraban) |
| Bengali | ড্রাম (drahm) |
| Swedish | trumma (trumah) |
| Italian | tamburo (tahmbooroh) |
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