druma - Turkish

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• Englishmusical instrument

• Abkhazадаул

• Adygheшъонтрып

• Afrikaansdro

• Albaniandaulle

• Amaono

• Arabicطَبَلَ

• Aragonesetambor

• Armenianթմբուկ

• Asturiantambor

• Azerinağara, baraban

• Bashkirбарабан

• Basquedanbor

• Belarusianбараба́н

• Bembaiñ-ñoma

• Bengaliঢোল

• Bretontaboulin

• Bulgarianбараба́н

• Burmeseပတ်

• Catalantambor

• Chamicuroshiltoki

• Chechenвота

• Chinese

• Czechbuben

• Danishtromme

• Dhivehineeded

• Dutchdrum

• Erzyaбарабан

• Estoniantrummel, trum

• Eweʋu

• Finnishrumpu

• Frenchtambour

• Galiciantambor

• Georgianდოლი

• GermanTrommel

• Greekτύμπανο

• Haitian Creoledrou

• Hebre תוף

• Hindiड्रम, ढोल

• Hungariandob

• Icelandictromma

• Indonesiandru, gendang

• Irishdruma

• Italianbatteria

• Japanese太鼓

• Kalmykкеңкрг

• Kazakhбарабан

• Khmerស្គរ

• Korean북, 드럼

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzбарабан, нагара

• Laoກອງ

• Latgalianbungys, bubyns

• Latvianbungas

• Lithuanianbūgnas

• Luhyaengoma

• Luobul

• LuxembourgishTromm

• Macedonianта́пан

• Malaygendang

• Maltesetanbur

• Maoritaramu, pākiri

• Mongolianбөмбөр

• Navajoásaaʼ yilghaałí

• Ngazidja Comorianngoma

• Northern Sothomoropa

• Norwegian

• Oriyaଢାପ

• Ossetianбарабан, гуымсæг

• Persianطبل

• Polishbęben

• Portuguesetambor

• Romagnoltambùr

• Romaniदऊलि

• Romaniantobă

• Russianбараба́н

• Serbo-Croatian

• Shonangoma

• Sinhaleseබෙර

• Slovakbubon

• Sloveneboben

• Somalidurbaan

• Sorbian

• Spanishtambor

• Swahilingoma

• Swazisí-gúbhu

• Swedishtrumma

• Tagalogtambol, karlang

• Tajikнақора, табл, дуҳул, барабан

• Taosmúluną

• Tatarдумбак, давыл, барабан

• Thaiกลอง

• Turkishdavul

• Turkmendeprek, baraban, dep

• Ukrainianбараба́н

• Urduڈرم

• Uzbekdovul, doʻmbira, baraban

• Vietnamesetrống

• Vilamovianpaojk

• Volapükneeded

• Walloontabeur

• Welshdrwm

• West frisiantromme

• Yiddishפּויק

• Yucatec Mayatunk'ul

• Zuluisigubhu

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• Englishhollow, cylindrical object

• Arabicطَبْلَة

• Bashkirбарабан

• Catalantambor

• Czechbuben

• Danishtromle, tønde

• Eweʋu

• Finnishpönttö, rumpu

• Frenchtambour

• GermanTrommel

• Greekτύμπανο

• Hungariandob, henger

• Icelandictromla

• Irishdruma

• Italianbidone

• Macedonianва́лјак

• Polishbęben

• Portuguesetambor

• Russianбараба́н

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sloveneboben

• Spanishtambor

• Swahilingoma

• Walloontabeur

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• Englishbarrel etc. for liquid

• Armenianտակառ

• Bulgarianварел

• Catalanbarril

• Czechbarel

• Danishtønde

• Dutchvat

• Finnishtynnyri

• Frenchtonneaubidon

• GermanFass

• Greekβαρέλι

• Hungarianhordó

• Irishdruma

• Italianbidone

• Macedonianбу́ре

• Polishbeczka

• Portuguesebarril

• Russianбо́чка

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishbarril

• Swahilingoma

2.

• Englishlarge drum with a low pitch

• Catalanbombo

• Chinese

• Finnishbassorumpu

• Frenchgrosse caisse

• Germangroße Trommel

• Greekγκρανκάσα

• Hungariannagydob

• Irishdruma mór

• Italiangrancassa

• Japaneseバスドラム

• Persianکوسدهل

• Portuguesebumbo

• Russianбольшо́й бараба́н

• Swedishbastrumma

3.

• Englishstick used to play drums

• Chinese

• Dutchdrumstokje, drumstok

• Finnishrumpukapula

• Frenchbaguette

• GermanTrommelstock

• Hausagula

• Hungariandobverő

• Icelandictrommukjuði

• Irishbata druma

• Italianbacchetta

• Japaneseドラムスティックばち

• Norwegian

• Polishpałki

• Portuguesebaqueta

• Russianбараба́нная па́лочка

• Scottish gaelicbioran-druma

• Spanishbaqueta

• Swedishtrumpinne

• Yiddishפּויקשטעקל

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