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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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