Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
guimbard
Noun
/ɡɪmˈbɑːrd/

Definition
A guimbard is a type of musical instrument similar to a hurdy-gurdy, played by turning a crank that moves a string against a wheel, producing sound.

Examples
- The musician skillfully played the guimbard at the street festival.
- Traditionally, guimbards were used to accompany dances in rural communities.
- He learned to play the guimbard from his grandfather, who used to perform at local gatherings.

Meaning
A stringed instrument that relies on a wheel mechanism for sound production, often associated with folk music.

Synonyms
- Hurdy-gurdy
- Mechanical violin