8 Letter Words for Dulcimer
dulcimer
7 Letter Words for Dulcimer
cedrium, lemurid, lucider
6 Letter Words for Dulcimer
cerium, clerid, clerum, crimed, crudle, culmed, curdle, curled, dermic, elucid, euclid, milder, mirled, mulder, mulier, murled, uremic
5 Letter Words for Dulcimer
cider, clied, clime, clued, cried, crile, crime, crude, cruel, cured, curie, decil, delim, demic, demur, deric, dicer, dimer, drice, dulce, duler, idcue, idler, ileum, ledum, lemur, limed, limer, lucid, lucre, ludic, lured, lurid, medic, melic, merci, meril, miler, mired, mucid, mudir, muled, mured, murid, relic, riced, riled, rimed, rudie, ruled, ulcer, ulmic, ureic, ureid, uriel, urled
4 Letter Words for Dulcimer
cedi, ceil, cide, ciel, cire, cirl, cled, clem, clue, clum, cmdr, cred, crim, crud, crue, crum, cued, cuir, culm, curd, cure, curl, decl, deil, deli, demi, derm, deul, dice, diel, diem, dier, dime, dire, dirl, drie, drum, duce, duci, duel, duer, duim, dulc, dule, ecru, educ, eild, emic, emir, eric, eruc, iced, icer, idem, idle, ired, iure, leir, leud, lice, lied, lier, lieu, lime, limu, lire, luce, lude, lure, meld, merc, merd, meri, merl, mice, mide, mild, mile, mird, mire, muid, muil, muir, mule, mure, murl, recd, reim, rice, ride, riel, riem, rile, rime, rimu, rude, rued, rule, rume, urde, uric, urim
3 Letter Words for Dulcimer
cdr, cel, cer, cid, cie, cir, cli, clr, cmd, cml, crl, cru, cud, cue, cul, cum, cur, dec, dei, del, dem, der, die, dil, dim, dir, dle, dlr, duc, due, dui, dum, dur, ecm, ecu, eir, eld, eli, elm, emu, erd, ice, ide, ile, imu, ire, iud, lcd, lcm, led, lei, lem, ler, leu, lid, lie, lim, lir, lud, lue, lum, lur, med, mei, mel, mer, meu, mic, mid, mil, mir, mrd, mri, mud, rcd, rec, red, rei, rel, rem, rid, rie, rim, rld, rle, ruc, rud, rue, rum, ule, ume, urd, ure
Definitions for Dulcimer
[1] Also called hammered dulcimer, hammer dulcimer. a trapezoidal zither with metal strings that are struck with light hammers.
[2] Also called mountain dulcimer . a modern folk instrument related to the guitar and plucked with the fingers.
[3] a tuned percussion instrument consisting of a set of strings of graduated length stretched over a sounding board and struck with a pair of hammers
[4] an instrument used in US folk music, consisting of an elliptical body, a fretted fingerboard, and usually three strings plucked with a goose quill
Words nearby Dulcimer
dulce et decorum est pro patria mori, dulce gulf, dulcet, dulciana, dulcify, dulcimer, dulcinea, dulcitol, dulcy, dulia, dull
Origin of Dulcimer
1560–70; alteration of Middle English dowcemere < Middle French doulcemer, dissimilated variant of doulcemele < Old Italian dolcimelo, dolzemele < Latin dulce melos sweet song. See dulcet, melic
Word origin for Dulcimer
C15: from Old French doulcemer, from Old Italian dolcimelo, from dolce sweet, from Latin dulcis + -melo, perhaps from Greek melos song
