Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
cythera
noun
/ˈsɪθ.ər.ə/

Definition
Cythera refers to a type of ancient Greek harp or lyre, typically associated with love and beauty.

Examples
- In ancient performances, the cythera was often played to accompany poets reciting love verses.
- The soft, enchanting sounds of the cythera filled the room, creating an atmosphere of romance.

Meaning
The term originates from Cythera, an island in Greece that was linked to the goddess Aphrodite, representing music and romance.

Synonyms
- Lyre
- Harp