さんしん

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See also: さんじん and ざんしん

Japanese

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【三線】	a fretless plucked lute with three strings and a skin-covered body originally from Okinawa, the precursor to the shamisen

(This term, さんしん, is the hiragana spelling of the above term.)

(The following entries are uncreated: 三信, 三心, 三身, 三辰, 三津, 三晋, 三針, 三親, 参進, 散心.)

Okinawan

Noun

さんしん (sanshin)

三線: fretless picked lute of Okinawan origin with three strings and skin-covered body, precursor to the shamisen

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