kithara

/ˈkɪθərə/
noun
  1. An ancient Greek stringed musical instrument, similar to a lyre but larger and with a wooden soundbox, played with a plectrum.
    • In the museum, a replica of a kithara showed the intricate carvings on its wooden frame.
    • Archaeologists discovered a well-preserved kithara in a tomb near Athens.
    • The musician demonstrated how the kithara was used to accompany epic poetry in ancient Greece.
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