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A short-necked and fretless plucked stringed instrument of the lute family, of Arab and Turkish origin.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: countable, uncountable
Topics: entertainment, lifestyle, music
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Meaning relationships
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Antonyms: none provided
Agarwood, in particular the noble rot of Aquilaria trees used to make perfumes.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: countable, uncountable
Qualifier: perfumery
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From Arabic عُود (ʕūd). Doublet of lute.
Across languages
Translations
55 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Arabic:
عُود
(ʕūd)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Arabic:
عُود
(ʕūd)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Arabic:
عُود
(ʕūd)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Aramaic:
ܥܘܕ
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Aramaic:
ܥܘܕ
(ūd)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Armenian:
ուդ
(ud)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Azerbaijani:
ud
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Belarusian:
уд
(ud)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Bulgarian:
уд
(ud)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Catalan:
ud
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Chinese Cantonese:
烏德琴 /乌德琴
(wu1 dak1 kam4)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Chinese Mandarin:
烏德琴 /乌德琴
(wūdéqín)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Chinese Mandarin:
烏德 /乌德
(wūdé)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Czech:
úd
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Dutch:
oed
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Esperanto:
udo
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Estonian:
uud
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Finnish:
ud
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Galician:
ud
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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German:
Ud
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Greek:
ούτι
(oúti)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Greek:
ούτια
(oútia)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Hebrew:
עוּד
('úd)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Hindi:
औद
(aud)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Hungarian:
úd
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Japanese:
ウード
(ūdo)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Korean:
우드
(udeu)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Central Kurdish:
عوود
('ûd)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Northern Kurdish:
ûd
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Ladino:
ut
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Lithuanian:
ūdas
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Macedonian:
уд
(ud)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Mehri:
طرب
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Occitan:
ud
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Persian:
عود
('ud)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Polish:
ud
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Portuguese:
ud
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Punjabi:
ਊਦ
(ūda)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Russian:
уд
(ud)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Serbo-Croatian:
оуд
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Serbo-Croatian:
oud
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Slovak:
úd
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Somali:
kaban
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Somali:
cuud
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Spanish:
laúd árabe
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Spanish:
ud
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Swahili:
udi
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Thai:
อู๊ด
(úut)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Turkish:
ud
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Turkish:
ut
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Ugaritic:
𐎓𐎄
(ʿd)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Ukrainian:
уд
(ud)
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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Uzbek:
ud
— Arabic plucked string instrument
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German:
Ud
— agarwood
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Polish:
ud
— agarwood