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lyre

/ˈlaɪ.ər/

الترجمة: آلة موسيقية وترية استُخدمت في اليونان القديمة، وكانت تُعزف عادةً بريشة (مضراب) لمصاحبة الغناء أو الإنشاد. وتُعد من الآلات الوترية القديمة.

مدخل واحد

noun

/ˈlaɪ.ər/C1formal
  • arآلة موسيقية وترية استُخدمت في اليونان القديمة، وكانت تُعزف عادةً بريشة (مضراب) لمصاحبة الغناء أو الإنشاد. وتُعد من الآلات الوترية القديمة.

A stringed musical instrument used in ancient Greece, typically played with a plectrum to accompany singing or recitation.

  1. Ancient string instrumentB2formalart

    A U‑shaped harp-like instrument used in ancient Greece, typically strummed to accompany singing or poetry recitation.

    arآلة وترية قديمة

    • Orpheus was said to play the lyre so beautifully that it charmed animals.
    • In ancient Athens, students learned to play the lyre as part of their education.
    • The poet Sappho often composed verses to the sound of the lyre.
  2. Symbol of poetic inspirationB2formalart

    A metaphor for the source or expression of lyric poetry and creative art.

    arرمز الإلهام الشعري

    • The poet invoked the lyre of Apollo to guide his verses.
    • Her writing seemed to be touched by the ancient lyre of the Muses.
    • The prize was a bronze lyre, representing the highest honor in lyric composition.
الصيغ
  • lyres plural form
  • lyres' possessive plural form
  • lyre's possessive singular form