tambour

English

Etymology

From French tambour (“drum”)

Noun

tambour (plural tambours)

1. (obsolete) drum
2. a circular frame for embroidery
3. (architecture) the capital of a Corinthian column

Translations

drum — see drum

circular frame for embroidery

Irish: tambór (ga) m. Russian: пя́льцы (ru) (pjál'cy) Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: ђерђев (sh) m. Roman: đerđev (sh) m.

the capital of a Corinthian column

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Ancient Greek: σφόνδυλος m.

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Pronunciation

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Noun

tambour m.

1. drum (instrument)

See also

• batterie f.