acoustic guitar

English

Etymology

Retronym for guitar, coined after the invention of the electric guitar to refer to the older type of guitar and avoid confusion with the electric guitar.

Noun

acoustic guitar (plural acoustic guitars)

(music, retronym) A hollow-body guitar of the older variety, in contradistinction to an electric guitar.

Related terms

acoustic guitarist

Translations

hollow-body guitar

Arabic: غِيتَار صَوْتِيّ‎ f (gitār ṣawtiyy)
Armenian: ակուստիկ կիթառ (akustik kitʿaṙ)
Azerbaijani: akustik gitara
Catalan: guitarra acústica (ca) f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 原聲吉他, 原声吉他 (yuánshēng jítā), 木吉他 (mùjítā)
Czech: akustická kytara f
Danish: akustisk guitar
Dutch: akoestische gitaar m or f
Esperanto: akustika gitaro
Finnish: akustinen kitara
French: guitare acoustique (fr) f
Galician: guitarra acústica f

Greek: ακουστική κιθάρα (el) f (akoustikí kithára)
Hungarian: akusztikus gitár
Irish: giotár fuaimiúil m, giotár acústach m
Japanese: アコースティックギター (akōsuthikkugitā), アコギ (akogi)
Korean: 어쿠스틱 기타 (eokuseutik gita)
Portuguese: guitarra acústica f, violão (pt) m (Brazil)
Romanian: chitară acustică f
Russian: акусти́ческая гита́ра f (akustíčeskaja gitára)
Serbo-Croatian:
Roman: akustična gitara f
Spanish: guitarra acústica f
Turkish: akustik gitar (tr)
Welsh: gitâr acwstig, gitâr clybodig

References

2004. Acoustic Guitar. Chad Johnson. Pg. 5.

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