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چاڭ
Domain: ئۇنىۋېرسالA stringed percussion instrument, resembling a dulcimer, with a falt trapezeshaped body and metal strings struck with two elastic wooden or bamboo sticks
Domain: ئۇنىۋېرسالClap; bang; whack
Domain: ئۇنىۋېرسالClaw; talon
Domain: ئۇنىۋېرسالDust; dirt
Domain: ئۇنىۋېرسالPollen\
Domain: ئۇنىۋېرسالClap; bang; whack:
چاڭ قىلىپ بىر تەستەك سالدى
a slap landed with a whack.
Clap; bang; whack:
چاڭ قىلىپ بىر تەستەك سالدى
a slap landed with a whack.\
Domain: ئۇنىۋېرسالClaw; talon:
چاڭ سالماق
to grab, seize
سار چۆجىگە چاڭ سالدى
(چاڭگال) the hawk sezed the chick. Also
Part of speech: n.Claw; talon:
چاڭ سالماق
to grab, seize
سار چۆجىگە چاڭ سالدى
(چاڭگال) the hawk sezed the chick. Also
ئۇيغۇر چالغۇ ئاتالغۇلىرى
Chang
Chang belongs to the ancient stringed instruments,it is very convenient to play different kinds of joyful
dance music.It is played with two sticks by hitting the strings.Sometimes it is also played with left hand
fingers by presslng and releasing the strings to make some special trembling sounds.This helps to increase
the melody of the musiC.Its eCho box iS wide and thin like Qalun.ItS front iS narrow and baCk is wider and
the other two SideS are the same.
There are tWo kindS of it.one iS bigger and the other iS smaller.Three or four Steel StringS are grouped
and adjusted to the same tone.In carly times,Chang had two or three group style.The present—day Chang
haS more than four—group StringS.
The adjustment of Chang complieS With the seven—tone adjustment.It iS put ona frame or on the
ground and played by hitting the strings with a pair of bamboo sticks.On the tip of the sticks,certain
amount of rubber iS attaChed and it makes loud sonud With full echo.
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Domain: ئۇيغۇرچە - ئىنگلىزچەA stringed percussion instrument, resembling a dulcimer, with a falt trapezeshaped body and metal strings struck with two elastic wooden or bamboo sticks
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