pandura
noun
pan·du·ra
variants or less commonly pandoura
panˈd(y)u̇rə
plural -s
1
: bandore
2
: an ancient long-necked small-bodied stringed instrument of the lute class
3
: bandura
Word History
Etymology
pandura from Italian pandura, pandora, from Late Latin pandura, pandurium three-stringed lute, from Greek pandoura; pandoura from Greek
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