Complete Definition of "banjo"

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English
Image:BluegrassBanjo.jpg|thumb|right|150px|A bluegrass banjo

Etymology
Probably from Kimbundu mbanza.

Pronunciation
UK: b�n'j�, /�bænʤ��/, /<tt>"b{ndZ@U</tt>/
US: /�bænd�o�/
audio|en-us-banjo.ogg|Audio (US)

Noun
en-noun|pl=banjos or banjoes

  1. musici A stringed musical instrument with a round body and fretted neck, played by plucking or strumming the strings.

#: I come from Alabama with my banjo on my knee ...

Derived terms
banjoist

Translations

Afrikaans: banjo
Basque: banjo
Breton: banjo m
Bulgarian: банджо n
Croatian: bendžo
Czech: bendžo
Danish: banjo
Dutch: banjo m
Estonian: bändžo
Finnish: banjo
French: banjo m
German: Banjo n
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Hungarian: bendzsó
Irish: bainseó m
Italian: bangio m, banjo m
Japanese: �����
Norwegian (Bokmål): banjo
Polish: banjo n
Portuguese: banjo m
Russian: банджо (bándžo) n
Slovene: bendžo m
Spanish: banjo m
Turkish: banco
Welsh: banjô g|Welsh

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