| 释义 |
psal·tery
\ˈsȯltərē, -l.trē\ noun
also psal·try \-l.trē\
(-es)
Etymology: Middle English psalterie, sautre, from Middle French psalterie, sautere, from Latin psalterium, from Greek psaltērion
: an ancient and medieval stringed musical instrument that consists of a soundboard over which a number of strings are stretched and that is played by plucking with or without a plectrum
< praise him with the psaltery and harp — Ps 150:3 (Authorized Version) > |