List of string instruments

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This is a list of string instruments.

## Bowed

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* Agiarut (Alaska)
* Ainu fiddle (Ainu)
* Ajaeng (Korea)
* Alexander violin (United States)
* Anzad (Tuareg)
* Apache fiddle (Apache)
* Apkhyarta (Abkhazia)
* Arpeggione (Austrian)
* Banhu (China)
* Baryton (Austrian)
* Bazantar (United States)
* Bowed dulcimer (German)
* Bowed guitar (London)
* Bowed psaltery (United States)
* Byzaanchy (Tuva)
* Byzantine lyra (Greece)
* Calabrian Lira (Italy)
* Cello (Italian)
* Cello da spalla (Italy)
* Chagane (Azerbaijan)
* Chikara (India)
* Chiwang (Bhutan)
* Chrotta (Wales)
* Chuniri (Georgia)
* Cimboa (Cape Verde)
* Cizhonghu (China)
* Cornstalk fiddle (United States)
* Cretan lyra (Greece)
* Crwth (Wales)
* Daguangxian (China)
* Dahu (China)
* Dakkari (Nepal)
* Dan gao (Vietnam)
* Dan ho (Vietnam)
* Dan nhi (Vietnam)
* Datong (China)
* Daxophone (German)
* Dhantara (India)
* Dihu (China)
* Dilruba (India)
* Division viol (England)
* Diyingehu (China)
* Donskoy ryley (Russia)
* Double bass
* Drejelire
* Ducheke (Amur)
* Duda (Latvia)
* Dudumanku (Russia)
* Endingidi (Uganda)
* Enneg (Mexico)
* Erhu (China)
* Erxian (China)
* Esraj (India)
* Fiddle
* Fiðla (Icelandic)
* Fidola (United States)
* Gadulka (Bulgaria)
* Gaohu (China)
* Gehu (China)
* Ghaychak (Iran)
* Ģīga (Latvia)
* Giga (Norway)
* Goje (Mali)
* Gudok (Russia)
* Gue (Shetland)
* Gunjac (Croatia)
* Gusle (bulkans)
* Haegeum (Korea)
* Hardanger fiddle (Norway)
* Huluhu (China)
* Huqin (China)
* Hurdy-gurdy (Italy, Spain, and France)
* Igil (Tuva)
* Imzad (Africa)
* Jap fiddle (UK/USA)
* Jiaohu (China)
* Jingerhu (China)
* Jinghu (China)
* Jouhikko (Finland)
* Kaisatsuko (Japan)
* Kamancheh (Iran)
* Kemane of Cappadocia (Greece)
* Kemenche (Turkey)
* Kendara (India)
* Kezaixian (Japan)
* Kingri (India)
* Kobyz (Kazakhstan)
* Kokyū (Japan)
* Kongahyan (Java)
* Kontra (Hungary)
* Krem (Jah hut)
* K'ni (Vietnam)
* Kukkuma (Hausa)
* Langspil (Iceland)
* Laruan (China)
* Latfiol (Sweden)
* Leiqin (China)
* Lijerica (Croatia)
* Lira (Ukraine)
* Lira da braccio (Italy)
* Lirone (Italy)
* Liujiaoxian (China)
* Lokanga bara (Madagascar)
* Lyra viol (England)
* Macedonian lyra (Greece)
* Maguhu (China)
* Masenqo (Ethiopia)
* Moraharpa (Sweden)
* Morin khuur (Mongolia)
* Musical saw
* Nail violin (Germany)
* Ninera (Slovakia)
* Niutuiqin (China)
* Nyckelharpa (Sweden)
* N'vike (Quechua)
* Octobass (France)
* Organistrum
* Orutu (East Africa)
* Pardessus de viole (Italy)
* Pena (India)
* Philomel (Italy, France, and Germany)
* Phonofiddle (England)
* Pinaka veena (India)
* Pochette (England)
* Psalmodikon (Sweden, Norway)
* Psaltry
* Qelutviaq (Alaska)
* Quinton (France)
* Rabeca (Portugal)
* Rabel (Spain)
* Ravanahatha (India)
* Rebab (Afghanistan, Pakistan and India)
* Rebec
* Salo (Thailand)
* Sanhu (China)
* Sarangi (India)
* Nepali Sarangi (Nepal)
* Sarinda (India)
* Saw bang (Thailand)
* Saw duang (Thailand)
* Saw sam sai (Thailand)
* Saw u (Thailand)
* Segankuru (Botswana)
* Sihu (China)
* Sohaegeum (North Korea)
* Soku (Mali)
* Sorahi (Iran)
* Streichmelodion (Moravia)
* Suroz (Balochistan)
* Swedish Double-decker (Sweden)
* Talharpa (Estonia, Sweden)
* Tar shehnai (India)
* Taus (India)
* Tautirut (Inuit)
* Tenor violin
* Tihu (Cantonese)
* Tiqin (China)
* Traskofiol (Sweden)
* Tro (Cambodia)
* Tro Khmer (Cambodia)
* Tromba marina
* Tuhu (China)
* T'yngryng (Russia)
* Ukelin (United States)
* Vielle
* Vielle à roue et à manche (France)
* Viol (viola da gamba)
* Viola
* Viola d'amore (Italy)
* Viola da braccio (Italy)
* Viola organista
* Viola pomposa
* Violetta
* Violin
* Violino piccolo
* Violinzither (Germany)
* Waterphone (United States)
* Wheelharp (United States)
* Xiqin (China)
* Yakatat (Alaska)
* Yaylı tambur (Turkey)
* Yazheng (China)
* Yehu (China)
* Zhengni (China)
* Zhonghu (China)
* Zhuihu (China)

## Plucked or strummed

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* Aarbajo (Nepal)
* Ahenk (Turkey)
* Ajayu (Chile)
* Akonting (West Africa)
* Angélique (France)
* Appalachian dulcimer (United States)
* Archlute
* Asor (Hebrew)
* Auto-harp
* Chromaharp
* Bağlama (Turkey)
* Bajo quinto and Bajo sexto (Mexico)
* Balalaika (Russia)
* Descant balalaika
* Piccolo balalaika
* Prima balalaika
* Secunda balalaika
* Alto balalaika
* Tenor balalaika
* Bass balalaika
* Contrabass balalaika
* Bandol (Trinidad and Tobago)
* Bandolón (Mexico)
* Bandura (Ukraine)
* Bandurria (Spain)
* Banjo (United States)
* Banjo cello
* Banjolin
* Banjulele
* Bass banjo
* Bluegrass banjo (5-string banjo)
* Contrabass banjo
* Electric banjo
* Fretless banjo
* Guitanjo
* Long neck banjo
* Plectrum banjo
* Tenor banjo
* Barbat (Iran)
* Basolia (Ukraine and Poland)
* Bass guitar
* Electric bass guitar
* Acoustic bass guitar
* Begena (Ethiopia)
* Biwa (Japanese)
* Bordonua (Puerto Rico)
* Bouzouki (Greece)
* Trichorda
* Tetrachorda
* Irish bouzouki
* Brac
* Bugarija (Croatia)
* Buzuq (Lebanon)
* Cak (Indonesia)
* Cavaquinho (Portugal and Brazil)
* Cekuntrung (Indonesia)
* Çeng (Turkey)
* Cetera (Italy)
* Ceterone (Italy)
* Chapey (Cambodia)
* Charango (Bolivia)
* Charango bajo
* Hualaycho
* Ronroco
* Charangón
* Chillador
* Hatun charango
* Ranka charango
* Chardha (Afghanistan, Pakistan)
* Chelys (Greece)
* Chilili
* Chitarra battente (Italy)
* Chitarrone (Mexico)
* Chitrali sitar (Pakistan)
* Chonguri (Azerbaijan, Georgia)⁰
* Çifteli (Albania)
* Citole
* Cittern (Early Modern Britain)
* Bell cittern
* Concheras (Mexico)
* Mandolina conchera or concheras de mandolinas
* Vihuela conchera or concheras de vihuelas
* Guitarra conchera or concheras de guirarras
* Crwth (Wales)
* Cuatro antiguo
* Cuatro cubano
* Cuatro (Puerto Rico and Venezuela)
* Puerto Rican cuatro
* Venezuela cuatro
* Cuk (Indonesia)
* Cümbüş (Turkey)
* Tamburo cümbüş
* Cura (Turkey)
* Cythara
* Đàn bầu (Vietnam)
* Đàn đáy (Vietnam)
* Đàn nguyệt (Vietnam)
* Đàn tam (Vietnam)
* Đàn tính (Vietnam)
* Đàn tranh (Vietnam)
* Ðàn Tre (Vietnam)
* Đàn tứ (Vietnam)
* Đàn tỳ bà (Vietnam)
* Diddley bow (United States)
* Dombra (Eastern Europe and Central Asia)
* Domra (Russia)
* Piccolo Domra
* Prims DomraPrima:
* Soprano DomraSoprano: b e1 a1[4]
* Alto DomraAlto: e a d1[5]
* Tenor DomraTenor: B e a[6]
* Bass DomraBass: E A d[7]
* Contrabass Domra (major)
* Contrabass Domra (minor)
* Doshpuluur (Tuva)
* Dotar
* Dotara (Bangladesh)
* Double bass
* Dramyin (Himalayas)
* Dulcimer
* Duo'Lectar (United States)
* Dutar (Persia)
* Duxianqin (China)
* Ek Tare (Nepal)
* Ektara (India)
* Epinette des vosges (France)
* Gabusi (Yemen)
* Gayageum (Korea)
* Geomungo (Korea)
* Geyerleier (Germany)
* Gittern
* Gottuvadhyam (India)
* Gravikord
* Gubguba (India)
* Guitalin (United States)
* Guitar (Spain)
* Acoustic bass guitar
* Alto guitar
* Armónico
* Banjitar
* Baritone guitar
* Bass guitar
* Cigar box guitar
* Classical guitar
* Eight-string guitar
* Electric guitar
* Flamenco guitar
* Guitalele
* Harp guitar
* Nine-string guitar
* Octave guitar
* Dobro
* Seven-string guitar
* Tailed bridge guitar
* Tenor guitar
* Ten-string guitar
* Twelve-string guitar
* Guitaro
* Guitarrón argentino (Argentina)
* Guitarrón mexicano (Mexico)
* Guitarrón chileno (Chile)
* Guqin (China)
* Gusli (Russia)
* Guzheng (China)
* Harp
* Chromatic harp
* Electric harp
* Folk harp
* Pedal Harp (a.k.a. concert harp)
* Triple harp
* Harpsichord (Europe, keyboard instrument)
* Hu hu (China)
* Huapanguera (Mexico)
* Huobosi (China)
* Ichigenkin (Japan)
* Idiochord (Latin)
* Inanga (Burundi)
* Janzi (Uganda)
* Jarana huasteca (Mexico)
* Jarana jarocha
* Jarana jarocha requinto
* Kabosy (Madagascar)
* Kacapi (Indonesia)
* Kanklės (Lithuania)
* Kannel (Estonia)
* Kantele (Finland)
* Kanun (Middle East, Persia, Greece)
* Karantouzeni (Greece)
* Khamak (India)
* Khonkhota (Bolivia)
* Koboz (Hungary)
* Kobza (Ukraine)
* Kokles (Latvia)
* Konghou (China)
* Kontigi (Nigeria)
* Komuz (Kyrgyzstan)
* Kora (West Africa)
* Koto (Japan)
* Krar (Eritrea)
* Kse diev (Cambodia)
* Kumuz (Kyrgyzstan)
* Kutiyapi (Philippines)
* Kwitra (Algeria)
* Langeleik (Norway)
* Laouto (Greece)
* Laúd (Spain, Cuba, Philippines)
* Lavta (Istanbul)
* Leona (Mexico)
* Liuqin (China)
* Liuto cantabile (Italy)
* Luc huyen cam (Vietnam)
* Lute (Europe)
* Harp lute
* Swedish lute
* Archlute
* Theorbo
* Lyra (Crete)
* Lyre (Greece)
* Mandolin (Italy)
* Electric mandolin
* Mandola ("tenor mandola", in the UK)
* Mandocello
* Mandolin-banjo
* Mandobass
* Octave mandolin ("Irish bouzouki")
* Piccolo mandolin
* Tremolo bass
* Mandore
* Mandolute
* Mandriola
* Mandotar
* Mbira (Zimbabwe)
* Mejorana (Panama)
* Monochord
* Nevoud (Turkey)
* Ngombi (Central Africa)
* Ngoni (West Africa)
* Nigenkin (Japan)
* Nyatiti (Kenya)
* Octavina (Philippines)
* Octofone (United States)
* Oud (Egypt, Greece)
* Oungum (North Korea)
* Pandura (Greece)
* Panduri (Georgia)
* Pararayki (Ainu)
* Pedal steel guitar (United States)
* Penorcon
* Phandar (Chechnya)
* Pipa (China)
* Portuguese guitar (Portugal)
* Psaltery
* Qanun (Egypt, Persia, Greece)
* Qiftelia (Kosovo)
* Qinqin (China)
* Rawap (Uyghur)
* Rajao (Portugal)
* Requinto (Portugal, Spain)
* Ronroco (Bolivia)
* Rotte (lyre) (historic NW Europe)
* Rotte (psaltery) (historic Europe)
* Ruan (China)
* Rubab (Central Asia)
* Pamiri rubab (Tajikistan)
* Rudra veena (India)
* Russian guitar
* Sallaneh (Iran)
* Salterio (Mexico)
* Sambuca
* Sanshin (Okinawa, Japan)
* Sanxian (China)
* Sapeh (Borneo)
* Saraswati veena (India)
* Šargija (Albania)
* Sarod (India)
* Sasando (Indonesia)
* Saung (Burma)
* Saz (Turkey)
* Scheitholt (Germany)
* Seni rebab (India)
* Setar (Iran)
* Shamisen (Japan)
* Shashtar
* Sitar (India)
* Surbahar
* Socavon (Panama)
* Stoessel lute (Germany)
* Strumstick (United States)
* Swarabat (India)
* Tamboori (India)
* Tambouras (Byzantine)
* Tambura (Bulgaria)
* Tamburica
* Tanbur (Turkey)
* Tanpura (India)
* Tarhu
* Tarica (Europe)
* Tar
* Tati
* Tea chest bass
* Tembor
* Tidinet
* Timple (Canary Islands)
* Tiple (North and South America)
* American tiple
* Tiple Colombiano
* Tiple Colombiano requinto
* Puerto Rican tiple
* Torban (Ukraine)
* Tovshuur (Mongolia)
* Tremoloa
* Hawaiian tremoloa
* Tres (Cuba)
* Cuban tres (Cuba)
* Puerto Rican Tres (Puerto Rico)
* Tricordia (Mexico)
* Tritantri vina
* Tungna
* Tzouras (Greece)
* Ukulele (Hawaii)
* Banjolele
* Baritone ukulele
* Bass ukulele
* Concert ukulele
* Taropatch (a.k.a. lili'u)
* Tahitian ukulele (Tahiti)
* Tenor ukulele
* Valiha (Madagascar)
* Veena (India)
* Mohan veena
* Ranjan veena
* Sagar veena (Pakistan)
* Triveni veena
* Vichitra veena (India)
* Vihuela (Mexico)
* Vihuela (Spain)
* Viola amarantina (Portugal)
* Viola beiroa (Portugal)
* Viola braguesa (Portugal)
* Viola caipira (Brazil)
* Viola campanica (Portugal)
* Viola da terra (the Azores)
* Viola de arame (Portugal)
* Viola de cocho (Brazil)
* Viola da Terceira (Azores)
* Viola toeira (Portugal)
* Walaycho (the Andes)
* Waldzither (Germany)
* Xalam (West Africa)
* Yaybahar (Turkey)
* Yueqin (China)
* Zheng (China)
* Zhongruan (China)
* Zhu (China)
* Zither
* Alpine zither (Central Europe)
* Concert zither (United States)
* Guitar zither

## Struck or tapped

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* Berimbau (Brazil)
* Bobre (Mauritius)
* Cimbalom (Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Romania)
* Chapman stick (United States)
* Chapman Stick
* Grand Stick
* Bass Stick
* Chitarra battente, a.k.a. "knocking guitar" (Italy)
* Clavichord (keyboard instrument)
* Clavinet (electric keyboard instrument)
* Đàn tam thập lục (Vietnam)
* Fiddlesticks
* Hammered dulcimer
* Harpejji (United States)
* Jhallari (India)
* Khim (Thailand and Cambodia)
* Piano (Keyboard instrument)
* Santur/Santoor (Persia, India, Pakistan, Greece)
* Tsymbaly (Ukraine)
* Utogardon (Hungary)
* Warr guitar (United States)
* Yanggeum (Korea)
* Yangqin (China)

## Other methods

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* Aeolian harp (air movement)
* Long String Instrument, (by Ellen Fullman, strings are rubbed in, and vibrate in the longitudinal mode)
* Magnetic resonance piano, (strings activated by electromagnetic fields)

## Stringed instruments with keyboards

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### Struck

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* Clavichord
* Clavinet
* Piano
* Fortepiano
* Pedal Piano
* Harmonichord
* Tangent piano
* Orphica

### Plucked

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* Akkordolia
* Benju
* Bulbul tarang
* Clavicymbalum
* Harpsichord
* Archicembalo
* Lautenwerck
* Spinet
* Virginal
* Shahi baaja
* Taishōgoto
* Xenorphica[1][2]

### Bowed

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* Nyckelharpa
* Hurdy-gurdy
* Viola organista
* Wheelharp

### Other/hybrid

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* Magnetic resonance piano

## Stringed instruments by country

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* Afghanistan (Rubab)
* Africa (regional):
* Hhajhuj (Sentir) (North Africa)
* Kibangala (Gabusi) (East Africa)
* Kora (West Africa)
* Kwitra (Kouitra)
* Loutar (Central North Africa)
* Ngoni (West and Central Africa)
* Oud arbi (Northern Africa)
* Ramkie (Southern Africa)
* Albania:
* Qiftelia
* Šargija
* Sharki (Sharkia)
* Algeria:
* Kwitra
* Mondol (Mandole)
* Argentina:
* Guitarrón Argentino
* Asia (regional):
* Dombra (Central Asia)
* Austria:
* Schrammel gitarre (Contraguitar)
* Xenorphica (Harp Piano)
* Zither (Alpine Zither)
* Azores:
* Viola da terceira
* Viola da terra
* Bangladesh:
* Dotara
* Gopichand
* Benelux:
* Hommel
* Vlier
* Épinette
* Hakkebord
* Bhutan:
* Chiwang
* Bolivia:
* Charango
* Chillador
* Khonkhota
* Ronroco
* Borneo:
* Kecapi dayak
* Sapeh
* Sundatang
* Bosnia:
* Bugarija
* Šargija
* Saz (Bosnian saz)
* Brazil:
* Berimbau
* Cavaquinho
* Craviola
* Bahian guitar
* Viola caipira
* Viola de cocho
* Violão de sete cordas
* Bulgaria:
* Gadulka
* Tambura (Tamboura)
* Burma:
* Saung
* Migyaung
* Burundi:
* Inanga (Burundian zither)
* Cambodia:
* Chapey
* Khim
* Tro
* Canada:
* Mandolinetto
* Canary Islands:
* Timple
* Cape Verde:
* Viola de dez cordas
* Chile:
* Guitarrón Chileno
* China:
* Banhu
* Cizhonghu
* Diyingehu
* Dong pipa
* Erhu
* Erxian
* Gaohu
* Gehu
* Guqin (Ku chin)
* Guzheng
* Huluhu
* Huqin (family of bowed lutes)
* Huobusi
* Jinghu
* Laruan
* Leiqin
* Liuqin
* Maguhu
* Nanyin pipa
* Pipa
* Qiqin
* Ruan
* Sanshin
* Sanxian
* Sihu
* Tianqin
* Yángqín (Chinese hammered dulcimer)
* Yazheng
* Yehu
* Yueqin (Yueh qin; moon guitar)
* Zheng
* Zhonghu
* Zhongruan
* Zhu
* Zhuihu
* Colombia:
* Bandola Andina Colombiana
* Tiple Colombiano
* Tiple Colombiano Requinto
* Comoros:
* Gabusi
* Congo:
* Karindula
* Lindanda
* Corsica:
* Cetera
* Crete:
* Lyra
* Croatia:
* Berda
* Bisernica
* Brac
* Bugarija
* Celo (Celovic)
* Gunjac
* Gusle
* Tambura samica (Dangubica)
* Tamburitza
* Cuba:
* Armónico
* Cuban cuatro
* Laúd cubano
* Tres cubano
* Ecuador
* Bandolin
* Eritrea:
* Krar
* Estonia:
* Kannel
* Ethiopia:
* Masenqo
* Begena
* Europe (regional):
* Clavichord (Central Europe)
* Dombra (Eastern Europe)
* Guitar Zither(Central Europe)
* Harpsichord (Central Europe)
* Hurdy-gurdy (Western Europe)
* Lute
* Piano (Central & Southern Europe)
* Tamburitza (Central Europe)
* Tarica
* Finland:
* Jouhikko
* Kannel
* Kantele
* France:
* Epinette des Vosges
* Harp (Concert harp; Pedal harp)
* Hurdy-gurdy
* Gambia:
* Akonting
* Germany:
* Akkordolia
* Hackbrett
* Hammered dulcimer
* Scheitholt
* Waldzither
* Zither (Alpine zither)
* Ghana:
* Molo
* Great Britain
* Cittern
* Greece:
* Baglama
* Bouzouki
* Laghouto
* Laouto
* Lyre
* Oud
* Tabouras
* Tzouras (Tsoura; Jura)
* Hungary:
* Cimbalom
* Citera
* Kobza (Kobaz)
* Iceland:
* Langspil
* India:
* Bulbul tarang
* Ālāpiṇī vīṇā
* Ektara
* Esraj
* Gottuvadhyam veena (Gottu vadyam) (south India)
* Mahanataka veena
* Mohan veena
* Pinaka vina
* Ravanahatha
* Rudra veena
* Santoor
* Sarangi
* Saraswati veena(south India)
* Sarinda
* Sarod
* Seni rabab
* Sitar
* Surbahar (Bass sitar)
* Sursingar
* Tanpura (Tampura)
* Tati (Nagaland)
* Tumbi (north India)
* Veena
* Vichitra veena
* Villu Paatu
* Indonesia (see also Borneo):
* Bijol
* Cak (Cuk; Keroncong guitar)
* Dambus
* Gambus selodang
* Hasapi
* Jungga
* Kacapi (Sundanese)(Java)
* Kecapi makassar (Sulawesi)
* Kulcapi karo
* Rebab (Java)
* Sasando
* Situr (Java, Bali)
* Iran (Persia):
* Barbat
* Chang (Harp)
* Dutar
* Ghaychak
* Kamancheh
* Mugni
* Qanun
* Rubab
* Rud
* Sallaneh
* Santur
* Sāz
* Setar
* Shahrud
* Shurangiz
* Sorahi
* Tanbur
* Tar
* Iraq:
* Qanún/kanun
* Santur/Santoor
* Ireland:
* Folk Harp (Celtic Harp)
* Irish bouzouki (Octave mandolin)
* Italy:
* Calabrian Lira (Calabria)
* Chitarra battente ("knocking guitar")
* Chitarrone
* Liuto cantabile (Naples)
* Mandolin (Mandolin family)
* Japan:
* Biwa
* Ichigenkin
* Gekkin
* Kokyū
* Koto
* Nigenkin
* Shamisen
* Sanshin
* Taishogoto
* Tonkori
* Kazakhstan:
* Kobyz
* Kenya:
* Nyatiti
* Orutu
* Korea:
* Ajaeng
* Dang bipa
* Gayageum
* Geomungo
* Haegeum
* Hyang bipa
* Komungo
* Yanggeum
* Kyrgyzstan:
* Kormuz
* Latvia:
* kokles
* Lebanon:
* Buzuq
* Lithuania:
* kanklės
* Macedonia:
* Tambura
* Madagascar:
* Kabosy
* Llokango voatavo
* Valiha
* Madeira:
* Braguinha (Machete de braga)
* Rajão
* Viola de arame (Viola da Madeira)
* Malaysia (see also Borneo):
* Gambus
* Gambus Melayu
* Sape
* Malawi:
* Bangwe
* Mali:
* Goje
* Malta:
* Terzin kitarra
* Mexico:
* Bajo quinto and Bajo sexto
* Cartonal
* Guitarra conchera
* Guitarra de golpe
* Guitarra de son (Requinto jarocho)
* Guitarra doble
* Guitarra séptima
* Guitarrón mexicano (Guitarrón)
* Huapanguera
* Jarana huasteca
* Jarana jarocha
* Mandolina conchera
* Requinto
* Salterio (Mexico)
* Tricordia
* Vihuela conchera
* Vihuela (Mexican vihuela)
* Mongolia:
* Morin khuur
* Naxi (Sugudu; Hubo; Huobusi)
* Sshanz (Shudraga)
* Tobshuur
* Topshur(Khomys)
* Morocco:
* Gunbri
* Gunibri
* Lotar
* Nepal:
* Sarangi
* Nigeria:
* Kontigi
* Norway:
* Hardingfele (Hardanger fiddle)
* Langeleik
* Panama:
* Mejoranera
* Socavon (Bocona)
* Peru:
* Bandurria
* Charango
* Philippines:
* Banduria
* Fegereng (Tiruray)
* Kitara
* Kudyapi
* Kudlung (Kudyapi; Fagelung)
* Kutiyapi (Maguindanao)
* Laud
* Octavina
* Portugal (see also Azores and Madeira):
* Bandolim
* Banjolim
* Cavaquinho
* Guitarra portuguesa (Portuguese guitar)
* Rajao
* Viola amarantina
* Violão baixa
* Viola beiroa
* Viola braguesa
* Viola campaniça
* Viola de arame
* Viola de fado
* Viola toeira
* Puerto Rico:
* Bordonúa
* Cuatro (Puerto Rican cuatro)
* Tiple (Puerto Rican tiple)
* Tres (Puerto Rican tres)
* Romania:
* Cobza
* Kontra
* Horn-violin
* Russia (see also Tuva):
* Balalaika
* Domra
* Guitar (Russian guitar)
* Gudok
* Gusli
* Rwanda:
* Inanga
* Sardinia:
* Kithera sarda
* Senegal:
* Akonting
* Serbia:
* Berda
* Bisernica
* Brac
* Bugarija
* Celo (Celovic)
* Tambura samica (Dangubica)
* Slovenia:
* Drone zither
* Spain:
* Bandurria
* Guitar (Spanish guitar)
* Guitar (Flamenco guitar)
* Guitarro (Guitarrico)
* Laúd
* Vihuela
* Sri Lanka:
* Ravanahatha
* Sweden:
* Hummel
* Nyckelharpa
* Swedish Double-decker
* Tahiti:
* Tahitian ukulele
* Taiwan:
* Yueqin taiwan
* Tanzania:
* Zeze
* Thailand:
* Grajappi
* Jakhay
* Khim
* Phin
* Saw sam sai
* Sueng
* Sung lisu (Subu)
* Turkey:
* Bağlama
* Çeng
* Cümbüş
* Kemenche
* Nevoud
* Saz
* Turkish tambur
* Yaylı tambur
* Tunisia:
* Gambara
* Gumbri
* Tuva:
* Chanzy
* Doshpuluur
* Igil
* Ukraine:
* Bandura
* Kobza
* Starosvitska bandura
* Torban
* Tsymbaly
* United States of America:
* (see also Puerto Rico)
* Appalachian dulcimer
* Auto-harp
* Banjo
* Bazantar
* Bowed psaltery
* Chapman stick
* Clavinet
* Diddley bow
* Fiddle
* Guitalele
* Guitar (electric guitar, bass guitar)
* Guitar zither
* Harp guitar
* Hawaiian guitar
* Octofone
* Octobass
* Pedal steel guitar
* Psaltry (Bowed psaltry)
* Resophonic guitar (Dobro; Delvecchio; Triolian)
* Steel Guitar (Hawaii) (Lap steel guitar)
* Strumstick
* Taropatch (Tenor ukulele)
* Tenor violin
* Tiple (American tiple)
* Ukulele (Hawaii)
* Zither (Concert zither)
* Venezuela:
* Bandola llanera
* Bandola oriental
* Cuatro
* Cinco
* Cinco y medio
* Seis
* Vietnam:
* Đàn bầu
* Đàn day
* Đàn doan (Dan nhat; Dan tu)
* Đàn gáo
* Dan ghita (Luc huyen cam; Vong co guitar)
* Đàn nguyệt (Dan kim)
* Đàn sen
* Đàn tam
* Đàn thập lục
* Dan tinh
* Đàn tranh
* Đàn tỳ bà
* K'ni
* Luc huyen cam
* Wales:
* Crwth
* Neola
* Zambia:
* Karindula

## See also

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* List of guitars

## References

[edit]

1. ^ Polak, Maciej. "Xenorphica i Aeolopantalon". Marginalia.pl. Retrieved 18 April 2021.
2. ^ "Music-allyson-BLOG: Harp-piano". Archived from the original on 2017-03-14. Retrieved 2017-03-13.

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* Re-entry
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* Standing wave
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* Ektara
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* Jaw harp
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* Gogona
* Khomuz
* Kubing
* Morsing
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