translation
the word „Cembalo“ in other Languages
Bulgarisch: чембало
Chinesisch (traditionell): 羽管鍵琴 (yǔguǎnjiànqín)
Chinesisch (vereinfacht): 羽管键琴 (yǔguǎnjiànqín)
Englisch: harpsichord
Esperanto: klaviceno
Französisch: clavecin
Hebräisch: צ'מבלו
Italienisch: clavicembalo
Japanisch: ハープシコード
Katalanisch: clavecí → ca m, clavicèmbal → ca m, clavicordi → ca
Koreanisch: 하프시코드
Niederländisch: klavecimbel
Okzitanisch: clavecin
Polnisch: klawesyn
Portugiesisch: cravo
Rätoromanisch: cembalo
Russisch: клавесин
Schwedisch: cembalo
Serbisch: чембало
Spanisch: clavicémbalo
Tschechisch: cembalo
Türkisch: klavsen
Quelle: http://de.wiktionary.org/wiki/Cembalo
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