noun · Music

tambourine

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The meaning (definition) of the word tambourine

a small drum with shiny metal jingles around the edge.

The word tambourine used in a sentence

“Olivia shook the tambourine and made it jingle and ring.”

The plural of the word tambourine

tambourines

How the word tambourine is said around the world

Frenchtambourin (tahn-boo-REN)
Spanishpandereta (pahn-day-RAY-tah)
Mandarin铃鼓 (leeng goo)
Hindiडफ (dup)
Arabicدف صغير (dahff SAH-gheer)
Russianбубен (BOO-byeen)
Portuguese (EU)pandeiro (puhnng-DAY-ruu)
Portuguese (BR)pandeiro (puhnng-DAY-ruu)
Japaneseタンバリン (town-BAH-reeng)
GermanTambourin (TAHM-boo-rin)
Urduدف (duf)
Punjabiਡਫਲੀ (DU-puh-lee)
Korean탬버린 (TEM-bu-reen)
Hebrewטַמבּוּרִין (tahm-boo-REE-uh-nuh)
Greekντέφι (DEH-fee)
Dutchtamboerijn (tahm-boo-REIN)
Tagalogtamburin (tahm-BOO-reen)
Vietnamesetrống lục lạc (CHOH-urng looky lahky)
Turkishtef (tef)
Persianدایره‌زنگی (dah-yeh-reh-zahn-GEE)
Polishtamburyn (tahm-BOO-rin)
Ukrainianбубен (BOO-ben)
Bengaliট্যাম্বুরিন (TAM-boo-reen)
Swedishtamburin (tahm-boo-REEN)
Italiantamburello (tahm-buu-REL-loh)

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tambourine - meaning, picture and 25 translations for kids