muselar
/ˈmjuːzɪlɑː/(also muselaar, muselaer) Early Music
noun
A type of Flemish virginal having the keyboard set to the right of centre, the strings being plucked near their centre points.
Origin
1960s. From Dutch muselaar, muzelaar (16th cent.; also in Middle Dutch in form moeselaer in sense ‘bagpiper’ from moesel, musele (Dutch moezel, Dutch regional (West Flemish) muzel, muizel) kind of bagpipe from Old French musele + -aer).
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