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or·phar·i·on
\ȯ(r)ˈfa(a)rēən\ noun
or or·phe·o·re·on \ˌȯ(r)fēˈōrēən\; or or·phe·ri·an \ȯ(r)ˈfirēən\
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Etymology: orpharion probably from Orpheus, poet and musician in Greek mythology + Arion, 7th century B.C. semilegendary Greek poet; orpheoreon or orpherian alteration of orpharion — more at arion
: an old musical instrument of the cittern family having six to nine pairs of metal strings played with a plectrum |