bass drum

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• /ˈbeɪsˌdɹʌm/
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24 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Catalan: bombo — large drum with a low pitch
• Chinese Mandarin: 大鼓 (dàgǔ) — large drum with a low pitch
• Dutch: basdrum — large drum with a low pitch
• Dutch: bastrommel — large drum with a low pitch
• Dutch: grote trom — large drum with a low pitch
• Finnish: bassorumpu — large drum with a low pitch
• French: grosse caisse — large drum with a low pitch
• German: große Trommel — large drum with a low pitch
• Greek: γκρανκάσα (gkrankása) — large drum with a low pitch
• Hungarian: nagydob — large drum with a low pitch
• Irish: druma mór — large drum with a low pitch
• Irish: dord-druma — large drum with a low pitch
• Italian: grancassa — large drum with a low pitch
• Japanese: バスドラム (basu doramu) — large drum with a low pitch
• Korean: 큰북 (keunbuk) — large drum with a low pitch
• Korean: 베이스 드럼 (beiseu deureom) — large drum with a low pitch
• Persian: کوس (kus) — large drum with a low pitch
• Persian: دهل (dohol) — large drum with a low pitch
• Polish: bęben wielki — large drum with a low pitch
• Portuguese: bumbo — large drum with a low pitch
• Russian: большо́й бараба́н (bolʹšój barabán) — large drum with a low pitch
• Russian: туре́цкий бараба́н (turéckij barabán) — large drum with a low pitch
• Spanish: bombo — large drum with a low pitch
• Swedish: bastrumma — large drum with a low pitch