Definition of cither in English:

cither

(also cithar)

noun ˈsɪθə

Any of various plucked stringed instruments similar in form to, or believed to have derived from, the cithara; (in later use) especially a zither.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in James Dalrymple (fl. c1596). From classical Latin cithara cithara.

(also cithar)

nounˈsɪθə

Any of various plucked stringed instruments similar in form to, or believed to have derived from, the cithara; (in later use) especially a zither.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in James Dalrymple (fl. c1596). From classical Latin cithara cithara.

单词	cither
释义	Definition of cither in English: cither (also cithar) noun ˈsɪθə Any of various plucked stringed instruments similar in form to, or believed to have derived from, the cithara; (in later use) especially a zither. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in James Dalrymple (fl. c1596). From classical Latin cithara cithara. Definition of cither in US English: cither (also cithar) nounˈsɪθə Any of various plucked stringed instruments similar in form to, or believed to have derived from, the cithara; (in later use) especially a zither. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in James Dalrymple (fl. c1596). From classical Latin cithara cithara.
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