syllab
/sɪˈlæb/Definitions
1. noun
A type of musical instrument, especially an ancient one, typically having a flat sounding board and a set of strings stretched between two pegs.
“The archaeologist carefully examined the ancient lyre, a type of sylla (or syllab) used in ancient cultures.”
2. noun
A small, two-stringed instrument, similar to a lyre, but with a more primitive appearance.
“The museum exhibit featured a collection of ancient musical instruments, including a small sylla and a larger lyre.”