Definition of sistrum in English:

sistrum

nounPlural sistraˈsɪstrəmˈsɪstrəm

A musical instrument of ancient Egypt consisting of a metal frame with transverse metal rods which rattled when the instrument was shaken.
叉铃
Example sentencesExamples
- Drums, sometimes very large, were important in Mesopotamian ritual, while the characteristic instrument of Egyptian ceremony was the sistrum or rattle.
- The carved head that is on the handle of the sistrum, is Hathor, the goddess of music.
- Deacons sing and accompany the song with drums and a sistrum as part of the mass.
- Two students composed a synthesized soundtrack that combined world beat rhythms with the beat of the sacred sistrum on every thrust of the harpoon.

Origin

Late Middle English: via Latin from Greek seistron, from seiein 'to shake'.

Rhymes

Tristram

Definition of sistrum in US English:

sistrum

nounˈsistrəmˈsɪstrəm

A musical instrument of ancient Egypt consisting of a metal frame with transverse metal rods which rattled when the instrument was shaken.
叉铃
Example sentencesExamples
- Two students composed a synthesized soundtrack that combined world beat rhythms with the beat of the sacred sistrum on every thrust of the harpoon.
- The carved head that is on the handle of the sistrum, is Hathor, the goddess of music.
- Drums, sometimes very large, were important in Mesopotamian ritual, while the characteristic instrument of Egyptian ceremony was the sistrum or rattle.
- Deacons sing and accompany the song with drums and a sistrum as part of the mass.

Origin

Late Middle English: via Latin from Greek seistron, from seiein ‘to shake’.

单词	sistrum
释义	Definition of sistrum in English: sistrum nounPlural sistraˈsɪstrəmˈsɪstrəm A musical instrument of ancient Egypt consisting of a metal frame with transverse metal rods which rattled when the instrument was shaken. 叉铃 Example sentencesExamples Drums, sometimes very large, were important in Mesopotamian ritual, while the characteristic instrument of Egyptian ceremony was the sistrum or rattle. The carved head that is on the handle of the sistrum, is Hathor, the goddess of music. Deacons sing and accompany the song with drums and a sistrum as part of the mass. Two students composed a synthesized soundtrack that combined world beat rhythms with the beat of the sacred sistrum on every thrust of the harpoon. Origin Late Middle English: via Latin from Greek seistron, from seiein 'to shake'. Rhymes Tristram Definition of sistrum in US English: sistrum nounˈsistrəmˈsɪstrəm A musical instrument of ancient Egypt consisting of a metal frame with transverse metal rods which rattled when the instrument was shaken. 叉铃 Example sentencesExamples Two students composed a synthesized soundtrack that combined world beat rhythms with the beat of the sacred sistrum on every thrust of the harpoon. The carved head that is on the handle of the sistrum, is Hathor, the goddess of music. Drums, sometimes very large, were important in Mesopotamian ritual, while the characteristic instrument of Egyptian ceremony was the sistrum or rattle. Deacons sing and accompany the song with drums and a sistrum as part of the mass. Origin Late Middle English: via Latin from Greek seistron, from seiein ‘to shake’.
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