Neapolitan mandolin
(also mandolino) Music
noun
The original and more common type of mandolin (usually referred to without qualification as a mandolin), having four (or occasionally five) pairs of strings which fasten at the lower end of its body, and a neck which is attached to its body rather than being a continuation of it.
Origin
1940s; earliest use found in Willi Apel (b. 1893).
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