Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
pandura
Noun
/pænˈdʊərə/

Definition
The pandura is a historical stringed musical instrument, known for its distinct pear-shaped body and long neck.

Examples
- The pandura was popular in ancient Greek music, often played in festivals.
- Musicians strummed the pandura to create harmonious melodies during theatrical performances.
- In the museum, they displayed an ancient pandura alongside other classical instruments.

Meaning
It is a type of lute that originated in ancient Greece and was commonly used in various music traditions.

Synonyms
- lute
- ud
- mandolin