noun
also cym·ba·lom ˈsimbələm ; or cymbalon -lən ; or cem·ba·lon ˈsem-
( -s )
Etymology: Hungarian cimbalom, from Italian cembalo dulcimer, cymbal, from Latin cymbalum cymbal — more at cymbal
: a Hungarian gypsy dulcimer
noun
also cym·ba·lom ˈsimbələm ; or cymbalon -lən ; or cem·ba·lon ˈsem-
( -s )
Etymology: Hungarian cimbalom, from Italian cembalo dulcimer, cymbal, from Latin cymbalum cymbal — more at cymbal
: a Hungarian gypsy dulcimer
Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012