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cither

cithern (ˈsɪθən)

/ (ˈsɪθə) /

noun

variants of cittern

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Word Origin for cither

C17: from Latin cithara, from Greek kithara lyre

Words nearby cither

citation form, cite, CITES, Cithaeron, cithara, cither, citied, citified, citify, citizen, citizeness
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