- kissar
- kis·sar
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kissar
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Kissar — Kissar, äthiopische Lyra, s. Harfeninstrumente … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
Kissar — Le kissar, kissir ou gytarah barbaryeh, est une ancienne lyre des peuples de Nubie qui est encore utilisée de nos jours en Égypte et en Éthiopie. Facture Il se compose d un corps qui était traditionnellement fait d une carapace de tortue mais qui … Wikipédia en Français
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