reetam

/riːtɑm/

Definitions

1. noun

A rare or obsolete word for a reed or a plant stem used as a musical instrument, particularly a reed flute.

“In ancient civilizations, the reetam was used to create haunting melodies.”

2. verb

To play or produce a sound on a reed instrument, especially a reed flute.

“The musician reetamed the flute, bringing the entire orchestra to life.”

Synonyms

  • flute
  • reed
  • reed instrument

Antonyms

  • bell
  • non-reed instrument