ceteră

See also: cetera and & cetera

Romanian

Alternative forms

ceateră, ce(a)tără

Etymology

From Vulgar Latin cithera, from Latin cithara, from Ancient Greek κιθάρα (kithára). Compare Italian cetra. Doublet of chitară (from Italian), țiteră (from German); cf. also the related citolă (from French).

Noun

ceteră f (plural ceteri)

(popular, Transylvania) violin, fiddle
(obsolete) citola, cittern

Synonyms

(violin, fiddle): vioară, scripcă
(citola, cittern): citolă

Related terms

cetera

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