Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
tambur
Musical Instrument
/ˈtæmbər/

Definition
A tambur is a stringed musical instrument that is similar to a lute and is often used in classical and folk music.

Examples
- The musician played a beautiful melody on the tambur during the concert.
- In traditional dances, the tambur often accompanies singers and dancers.
- His passion for the tambur led him to study ancient music styles.

Meaning
The tambur is a long-necked, fretted instrument that produces a melodious sound, typically associated with Eastern European and Middle Eastern music.

Synonyms
- Lute
- Tambura
- Bandura