Question 1

What is the plural of the French word "luth"?

Accepted Answer

luths

Question 2

What is the definition of the French word "luth"?

Accepted Answer

Portable chordophone of Arabic origin, typically with a pear-shaped body extended by a neck covered with a fingerboard on which the musician presses the strings with the fingers of one hand, the strings being attached to the tailpiece at one end and to the soundboard at the other, in order to modify the notes produced, while with the other hand the musician excites the strings to vibrate above the soundbox, either by plucking and releasing them quickly, or striking them, or by rubbing them with a tool such as a bow.
a family of stringed instruments comprising a body and a neck
Like 'lyre', it is used to denote inspiration, poetic talent.

Question 3

Where does the French word "luth" come from?

Accepted Answer

borrowed in the 13th century from Spanish laúd, derived from Arabic al-aoûd, 'the wood', and in a specific sense 'the oud' or oriental lute. The initial l thus comes from the Arabic article al truncated and heard as fused with the following word.

Question 4

How do you say "luth" in portuguese?

Accepted Answer

alaúde

Question 5

How to translate "luth" into italian?

Accepted Answer

liuto

Question 6

How do you translate "luth" into arabic?

Accepted Answer

ال عود

Question 7

How to translate "luth" into english?

Accepted Answer

lute

Question 8

What is the translation of "luth" into german?

Accepted Answer

Laute

Question 9

What is the translation of "luth" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

laúd

luth

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