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
“She shook the tambourine and made it jingle and ring.”
Words that mean the same as tambourine (synonyms)
drum
The plural of the word tambourine
tambourines
How the word tambourine is said around the world
| French | tambourin |
| Spanish | pandereta |
| Mandarin | 铃鼓 |
| Hindi | डफ |
| Arabic | دف صغير |
| Russian | бубен |
| Portuguese (EU) | pandeiro |
| Portuguese (BR) | pandeiro |
| Japanese | タンバリン |
| German | Tambourin |
| Urdu | دف |
| Punjabi | ਡਫਲੀ |
| Korean | 탬버린 |
| Hebrew | טַמבּוּרִין |
| Greek | τυμπάνιο |
| Dutch | tamboerijn |
| Filipino | tamburin |
| Vietnamese | trống lục lạc |
| Turkish | tef |
| Persian | تنبور |
| Polish | tamburyn |
| Ukrainian | бубен |
| Bengali | ট্যাম্বুরিন |
| Swedish | tamburin |
| Italian | tamburello |
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