This is a list of string instruments.

Bowed

• Agiarut (Alaska)

• Ainu fiddle (Ainu)

• Ajaeng (Korea)

• Alexander violin (United States)

• Anzad (Tuareg)

• Apache fiddle (Apache)

• Apkhyarta (Abkhazia)

• Arpeggione (Austrian)

• Banhu (China)

• Baryton (Austrian)

• Bazantar (United States)

• Bowed dulcimer (German)

• Bowed guitar (London)

• Bowed psaltery (United States)

• Byzaanchy (Tuva)

• Byzantine lyra (Greece)

• Calabrian Lira (Italy)

• Cello (Italian)

• Cello da spalla (Italy)

• Chagane (Azerbaijan)

• Chikara (India)

• Chiwang (Bhutan)

• Chrotta (Wales)

• Chuniri (Georgia)

• Cimboa (Cape Verde)

• Cizhonghu (China)

• Cornstalk fiddle (United States)

• Cretan lyra (Greece)

• Crwth (Wales)

• Daguangxian (China)

• Dahu (China)

• Dakkari (Nepal)

• Dan gao (Vietnam)

• Dan ho (Vietnam)

• Dan nhi (Vietnam)

• Datong (China)

• Daxophone (German)

• Dhantara (India)

• Dihu (China)

• Dilruba (India)

• Division viol (England)

• Diyingehu (China)

• Donskoy ryley (Russia)

• Double bass

• Drejelire

• Ducheke (Amur)

• Duda (Latvia)

• Dudumanku (Russia)

• Endingidi (Uganda)

• Enneg (Mexico)

• Erhu (China)

• Erxian (China)

• Esraj (India)

• Fiddle

• Fiðla (Icelandic)

• Fidola (United States)

• Gadulka (Bulgaria)

• Gaohu (China)

• Gehu (China)

• Ghaychak (Iran)

• Ģīga (Latvia)

• Giga (Norway)

• Goje (Mali)

• Gudok (Russia)

• Gue (Shetland)

• Gunjac (Croatia)

• Gusle (bulkans)

• Haegeum (Korea)

• Hardanger fiddle (Norway)

• Huluhu (China)

• Huqin (China)

• Hurdy-gurdy (Italy, Spain, and France)

• Igil (Tuva)

• Imzad (Africa)

• Jap fiddle (UK/USA)

• Jiaohu (China)

• Jingerhu (China)

• Jinghu (China)

• Jouhikko (Finland)

• Kaisatsuko (Japan)

• Kamancheh (Iran)

• Kemane of Cappadocia (Greece)

• Kemenche (Turkey)

• Kendara (India)

• Kezaixian (Japan)

• Kingri (India)

• Kobyz (Kazakhstan)

• Kokyū (Japan)

• Kongahyan (Java)

• Kontra (Hungary)

• Krem (Jah hut)

• K'ni (Vietnam)

• Kukkuma (Hausa)

• Langspil (Iceland)

• Laruan (China)

• Latfiol (Sweden)

• Leiqin (China)

• Lijerica (Croatia)

• Lira (Ukraine)

• Lira da braccio (Italy)

• Lirone (Italy)

• Liujiaoxian (China)

• Lokanga bara (Madagascar)

• Lyra viol (England)

• Macedonian lyra (Greece)

• Maguhu (China)

• Masenqo (Ethiopia)

• Moraharpa (Sweden)

• Morin khuur (Mongolia)

• Musical saw

• Nail violin (Germany)

• Ninera (Slovakia)

• Niutuiqin (China)

• Nyckelharpa (Sweden)

• N'vike (Quechua)

• Octobass (France)

• Organistrum

• Orutu (East Africa)

• Pardessus de viole (Italy)

• Pena (India)

• Philomel (Italy, France, and Germany)

• Phonofiddle (England)

• Pinaka veena (India)

• Pochette (England)

• Psalmodikon (Sweden, Norway)

• Psaltry

• Qelutviaq (Alaska)

• Quinton (France)

• Rabeca (Portugal)

• Rabel (Spain)

• Ravanahatha (India)

• Rebab (Afghanistan, Pakistan and India)

• Rebec

• Salo (Thailand)

• Sanhu (China)

• Sarangi (India)

• Nepali Sarangi (Nepal)

• Sarinda (India)

• Saw bang (Thailand)

• Saw duang (Thailand)

• Saw sam sai (Thailand)

• Saw u (Thailand)

• Segankuru (Botswana)

• Sihu (China)

• Sohaegeum (North Korea)

• Soku (Mali)

• Sorahi (Iran)

• Streichmelodion (Moravia)

• Suroz (Balochistan)

• Swedish Double-decker (Sweden)

• Talharpa (Estonia, Sweden)

• Tar shehnai (India)

• Taus (India)

• Tautirut (Inuit)

• Tenor violin

• Tihu (Cantonese)

• Tiqin (China)

• Traskofiol (Sweden)

• Tro (Cambodia)

• Tro Khmer (Cambodia)

• Tromba marina

• Tuhu (China)

• T'yngryng (Russia)

• Ukelin (United States)

• Vielle

• Vielle à roue et à manche (France)

• Viol (viola da gamba)

• Viola

• Viola d'amore (Italy)

• Viola da braccio (Italy)

• Viola organista

• Viola pomposa

• Violetta

• Violin

• Violino piccolo

• Violinzither (Germany)

• Waterphone (United States)

• Wheelharp (United States)

• Xiqin (China)

• Yakatat (Alaska)

• Yaylı tambur (Turkey)

• Yazheng (China)

• Yehu (China)

• Zhengni (China)

• Zhonghu (China)

• Zhuihu (China)

Plucked or strummed

• Aarbajo (Nepal)

• Ahenk (Turkey)

• Ajayu (Chile)

• Akonting (West Africa)

• Angélique (France)

• Appalachian dulcimer (United States)

• Archlute

• Asor (Hebrew)

Auto-harp

• Chromaharp

• Bağlama (Turkey)

• Bajo quinto and Bajo sexto (Mexico)

Balalaika (Russia)

• Descant balalaika

• Piccolo balalaika

• Prima balalaika

• Secunda balalaika

• Alto balalaika

• Tenor balalaika

• Bass balalaika

• Contrabass balalaika

• Bandol (Trinidad and Tobago)

• Bandolón (Mexico)

• Bandura (Ukraine)

• Bandurria (Spain)

Banjo (United States)

• Banjo cello

• Banjolin

• Banjulele

• Bass banjo

• Bluegrass banjo (5-string banjo)

• Contrabass banjo

• Electric banjo

• Fretless banjo

• Guitanjo

• Long neck banjo

• Plectrum banjo

• Tenor banjo

• Barbat (Iran)

• Basolia (Ukraine and Poland)

Bass guitar

• Electric bass guitar

• Acoustic bass guitar

• Begena (Ethiopia)

• Biwa (Japanese)

• Bordonua (Puerto Rico)

Bouzouki (Greece)

• Trichorda

• Tetrachorda

• Irish bouzouki

• Brac

• Bugarija (Croatia)

• Buzuq (Lebanon)

• Cak (Indonesia)

• Cavaquinho (Portugal and Brazil)

• Cekuntrung (Indonesia)

• Çeng (Turkey)

• Cetera (Italy)

• Ceterone (Italy)

• Chapey (Cambodia)

Charango (Bolivia)

• Charango bajo

• Hualaycho

• Ronroco

• Charangón

• Chillador

• Hatun charango

• Ranka charango

• Chardha (Afghanistan, Pakistan)

• Chelys (Greece)

• Chilili

• Chitarra battente (Italy)

• Chitarrone (Mexico)

• Chitrali sitar (Pakistan)

• Chonguri (Azerbaijan, Georgia)

• Çifteli (Albania)

• Citole

Cittern (Early Modern Britain)

• Bell cittern

Concheras (Mexico)

• Mandolina conchera or concheras de mandolinas

• Vihuela conchera or concheras de vihuelas

• Guitarra conchera or concheras de guirarras

• Crwth (Wales)

• Cuatro antiguo

• Cuatro cubano

Cuatro (Puerto Rico and Venezuela)

• Puerto Rican cuatro

• Venezuela cuatro

• Cuk (Indonesia)

Cümbüş (Turkey)

• Tamburo cümbüş

• Cura (Turkey)

• Cythara

• Đàn bầu (Vietnam)

• Đàn đáy (Vietnam)

• Đàn nguyệt (Vietnam)

• Đàn tam (Vietnam)

• Đàn tính (Vietnam)

• Đàn tranh (Vietnam)

• Ðàn Tre (Vietnam)

• Đàn tứ (Vietnam)

• Đàn tỳ bà (Vietnam)

• Diddley bow (United States)

• Dombra (Eastern Europe and Central Asia)

Domra (Russia)

• Piccolo Domra

• Prims DomraPrimaPrima:

• Soprano DomraSopranoSoprano: b e1 a1[4]

• Alto DomraAltoAlto: e a d1[5]

• Tenor DomraTenorTenor: B e a[6]

• Bass DomraBassBass: E A d[7]

• Contrabass Domra (major)

• Contrabass Domra (minor)

• Doshpuluur (Tuva)

• Dotar

• Dotara (Bangladesh)

• Double bass

• Dramyin (Himalayas)

• Dulcimer

• Duo'Lectar (United States)

• Dutar (Persia)

• Duxianqin (China)

• Ek Tare (Nepal)

• Ektara (India)

• Endongo (Uganda)

• Epinette des vosges (France)

• Gabusi (Yemen)

• Gayageum (Korea)

• Geomungo (Korea)

• Geyerleier (Germany)

• Gittern

• Gottan (Japan)

• Gottuvadhyam (India)

• Gravikord

• Gubguba (India)

• Guitalin (United States)

Guitar (Spain)

• Acoustic bass guitar

• Alto guitar

• Armónico

• Banjitar

• Baritone guitar

• Bass guitar

• Cigar box guitar

• Classical guitar

• Eight-string guitar

• Electric guitar

• Flamenco guitar

• Guitalele

• Harp guitar

• Nine-string guitar

• Octave guitar

• Dobro

• Seven-string guitar

• Tailed bridge guitar

• Tenor guitar

• Ten-string guitar

• Twelve-string guitar

• Guitaro

• Guitarrón argentino (Argentina)

• Guitarrón mexicano (Mexico)

• Guitarrón chileno (Chile)

• Guqin (China)

• Gusli (Russia)

• Guzheng (China)

Harp

• Chromatic harp

• Electric harp

• Folk harp

• Pedal Harp (a.k.a. concert harp)

• Triple harp

• Harpsichord (Europe, keyboard instrument)

• Hu hu (China)

• Huapanguera (Mexico)

• Huobosi (China)

• Ichigenkin (Japan)

• Idiochord (Latin)

• Inanga (Burundi)

• Janzi (Uganda)

• Jarana huasteca (Mexico)

Jarana jarocha

• Jarana jarocha requinto

• Kabosy (Madagascar)

• Kacapi (Indonesia)

• Kanklės (Lithuania)

• Kannel (Estonia)

• Kantele (Finland)

• Kanun (Middle East, Persia, Greece)

• Karantouzeni (Greece)

• Khamak (India)

• Khonkhota (Bolivia)

• Koboz (Hungary)

• Kobza (Ukraine)

• Kokles (Latvia)

• Konghou (China)

• Kontigi (Nigeria)

• Komuz (Kyrgyzstan)

• Kora (West Africa)

• Koto (Japan)

• Krar (Eritrea)

• Kse diev (Cambodia)

• Kumuz (Kyrgyzstan)

• Kutiyapi (Philippines)

• Kwitra (Algeria)

• Langeleik (Norway)

• Laouto (Greece)

• Laúd (Spain, Cuba, Philippines)

• Lavta (Istanbul)

• Leona (Mexico)

• Liuqin (China)

• Liuto cantabile (Italy)

• Luc huyen cam (Vietnam)

Lute (Europe)

• Harp lute

• Swedish lute

• Archlute

• Theorbo

• Lyra (Crete)

• Lyre (Greece)

Mandolin (Italy)

• Electric mandolin

• Mandola ("tenor mandola", in the UK)

• Mandocello

• Mandolin-banjo

• Mandobass

• Octave mandolin ("Irish bouzouki")

• Piccolo mandolin

• Tremolo bass

• Mandore

• Mandolute

• Mandriola

• Mandotar

• Mbira (Zimbabwe)

• Mejorana (Panama)

• Monochord

• Nevoud (Turkey)

• Ngombi (Central Africa)

• Ngoni (West Africa)

• Nigenkin (Japan)

• Nyatiti (Kenya)

• Octavina (Philippines)

• Octofone (United States)

• Oud (Egypt, Greece)

• Oungum (North Korea)

• Pandura (Greece)

• Panduri (Georgia)

• Pararayki (Ainu)

• Pedal steel guitar (United States)

• Penorcon

• Phandar (Chechnya)

• Phorminx (Greece)

• Pipa (China)

• Portuguese guitar (Portugal)

• Psaltery

• Qanun (Egypt, Persia, Greece)

• Qiftelia (Kosovo)

• Qinqin (China)

• Rawap (Uyghur)

• Rajao (Portugal)

• Requinto (Portugal, Spain)

• Ronroco (Bolivia)

• Rotte (lyre) (historic NW Europe)

• Rotte (psaltery) (historic Europe)

• Ruan (China)

Rubab (Central Asia)

• Pamiri rubab (Tajikistan)

• Rudra veena (India)

• Russian guitar

• Sallaneh (Iran)

• Salterio (Mexico)

• Sambuca

• Sanshin (Okinawa, Japan)

• Sanxian (China)

• Sapeh (Borneo)

• Saraswati veena (India)

• Šargija (Albania)

• Sarod (India)

• Sasando (Indonesia)

• Saung (Burma)

• Saz (Turkey)

• Scheitholt (Germany)

• Seni rebab (India)

• Setar (Iran)

• Shamisen (Japan)

• Shashtar

Sitar (India)

• Surbahar

• Socavon (Panama)

• Stoessel lute (Germany)

• Strumstick (United States)

• Swarabat (India)

• Tamboori (India)

• Tambouras (Byzantine)

• Tambura (Bulgaria)

• Tamburica

• Tanbur (Turkey)

• Tanpura (India)

• Tarhu

• Tarica (Europe)

• Tar

• Tati

• Tea chest bass

• Tembor

• Tidinet

• Timple (Canary Islands)

Tiple (North and South America)

• American tiple

• Tiple Colombiano

• Tiple Colombiano requinto

• Puerto Rican tiple

• Torban (Ukraine)

• Tovshuur (Mongolia)

Tremoloa

• Hawaiian tremoloa

Tres (Cuba)

• Cuban tres (Cuba)

• Puerto Rican Tres (Puerto Rico)

• Tricordia (Mexico)

• Tritantri vina

• Tungna

• Tzouras (Greece)

Ukulele (Hawaii)

• Banjolele

• Baritone ukulele

• Bass ukulele

• Concert ukulele

• Taropatch (a.k.a. lili'u)

• Tahitian ukulele (Tahiti)

• Tenor ukulele

• Valiha (Madagascar)

Veena (India)

• Mohan veena

• Ranjan veena

Sagar veena (Pakistan)

• Triveni veena

• Vichitra veena (India)

• Vihuela (Mexico)

• Vihuela (Spain)

• Viola amarantina (Portugal)

• Viola beiroa (Portugal)

• Viola braguesa (Portugal)

• Viola caipira (Brazil)

• Viola campanica (Portugal)

• Viola da terra (the Azores)

• Viola de arame (Portugal)

• Viola de cocho (Brazil)

• Viola da Terceira (Azores)

• Viola toeira (Portugal)

• Violin

• Walaycho (the Andes)

• Waldzither (Germany)

• Xalam (West Africa)

• Yaybahar (Turkey)

• Yueqin (China)

• Zheng (China)

• Zhongruan (China)

• Zhu (China)

Zither

• Alpine zither (Central Europe)

• Concert zither (United States)

• Guitar zither

• Spitzharfe (Germany)

Struck or tapped

• Berimbau (Brazil)

• Bobre (Mauritius)

• Cimbalom (Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Romania)

Chapman stick (United States)

• Chapman Stick

• Grand Stick

• Bass Stick

• Chitarra battente, a.k.a. "knocking guitar" (Italy)

• Clavichord (keyboard instrument)

• Clavinet (electric keyboard instrument)

• Đàn tam thập lục (Vietnam)

• Fiddlesticks

• Hammered dulcimer

• Harpejji (United States)

• Jhallari (India)

• Khim (Thailand and Cambodia)

• Piano (Keyboard instrument)

• Santur/Santoor (Persia, India, Pakistan, Greece)

• Tsymbaly (Ukraine)

• Utogardon (Hungary)

• Warr guitar (United States)

• Yanggeum (Korea)

• Yangqin (China)

Other methods

• Aeolian harp (air movement)

• Long String Instrument, (by Ellen Fullman, strings are rubbed in, and vibrate in the longitudinal mode)

• Magnetic resonance piano, (strings activated by electromagnetic fields)

Stringed instruments with keyboards

Struck

Clavichord

• Clavinet

Piano

• Fortepiano

• Pedal Piano

• Harmonichord

• Tangent piano

• Orphica

Plucked

• Akkordolia

• Benju

• Bulbul tarang

• Clavicymbalum

Harpsichord

• Archicembalo

• Lautenwerck

• Spinet

• Virginal

• Shahi baaja

• Taishōgoto

• Xenorphica

Bowed

• Nyckelharpa

• Hurdy-gurdy

Viola organista

• Wheelharp

Other/hybrid

• Magnetic resonance piano

Stringed instruments by country

• Afghanistan (Rubab)

Africa (regional):

• Hhajhuj (Sentir) (North Africa)

• Kibangala (Gabusi) (East Africa)

• Kora (West Africa)

• Kwitra (Kouitra)

• Loutar (Central North Africa)

• Ngoni (West and Central Africa)

• Oud arbi (Northern Africa)

• Ramkie (Southern Africa)

Albania:

• Qiftelia

• Šargija

• Sharki (Sharkia)

Algeria:

• Kwitra

• Mondol (Mandole)

Argentina:

• Guitarrón Argentino

Asia (regional):

• Dombra (Central Asia)

Austria:

• Schrammel gitarre (Contraguitar)

• Xenorphica (Harp Piano)

• Zither (Alpine Zither)

Azores:

• Viola da terceira

• Viola da terra

Bangladesh:

• Dotara

• Gopichand

Benelux:

• Hommel

• Vlier

• Épinette

• Hakkebord

Bhutan:

• Chiwang

Bolivia:

• Charango

• Chillador

• Khonkhota

• Ronroco

Borneo:

• Kecapi dayak

• Sapeh

• Sundatang

Bosnia:

• Bugarija

• Šargija

• Saz (Bosnian saz)

Brazil:

• Berimbau

• Cavaquinho

• Craviola

• Bahian guitar

• Viola caipira

• Viola de cocho

• Violão de sete cordas

Bulgaria:

• Gadulka

• Tambura (Tamboura)

Burma:

• Saung

• Migyaung

Burundi:

• Inanga (Burundian zither)

Cambodia:

• Chapey

• Khim

• Tro

Canada:

• Mandolinetto

Canary Islands:

• Timple

Cape Verde:

• Viola de dez cordas

Chile:

• Guitarrón Chileno

China:

• Banhu

• Cizhonghu

• Diyingehu

• Dong pipa

• Erhu

• Erxian

• Gaohu

• Gehu

• Guqin (Ku chin)

• Guzheng

• Huluhu

• Huqin (family of bowed lutes)

• Huobusi

• Jinghu

• Laruan

• Leiqin

• Liuqin

• Maguhu

• Nanyin pipa

• Pipa

• Qiqin

• Ruan

• Sanshin

• Sanxian

• Sihu

• Tianqin

• Yángqín (Chinese hammered dulcimer)

• Yazheng

• Yehu

• Yueqin (Yueh qin; moon guitar)

• Zheng

• Zhonghu

• Zhongruan

• Zhu

• Zhuihu

Colombia:

• Bandola Andina Colombiana

• Tiple Colombiano

• Tiple Colombiano Requinto

Comoros:

• Gabusi

Congo:

• Karindula

• Lindanda

Corsica:

• Cetera

Crete:

• Lyra

Croatia:

• Berda

• Bisernica

• Brac

• Bugarija

• Celo (Celovic)

• Gunjac

• Gusle

• Tambura samica (Dangubica)

• Tamburitza

Cuba:

• Armónico

• Cuban cuatro

• Laúd cubano

• Tres cubano

Ecuador

• Bandolin

Eritrea:

• Krar

Estonia:

• Kannel

Ethiopia:

• Masenqo

• Begena

Europe (regional):

• Clavichord (Central Europe)

• Dombra (Eastern Europe)

• Guitar Zither(Central Europe)

• Harpsichord (Central Europe)

• Hurdy-gurdy (Western Europe)

• Lute

• Piano (Central & Southern Europe)

• Tamburitza (Central Europe)

• Tarica

Finland:

• Jouhikko

• Kannel

• Kantele

France:

• Epinette des Vosges

• Harp (Concert harp; Pedal harp)

• Hurdy-gurdy

Gambia:

• Akonting

Germany:

• Akkordolia

• Hackbrett

• Hammered dulcimer

• Rotte

• Scheitholt

• Waldzither

• Zither (Alpine zither)

Ghana:

• Molo

Great Britain

• Cittern

Greece:

• Baglama

• Bouzouki

• Laghouto

• Laouto

• Lyre

• Oud

• Phorminx

• Tabouras

• Tzouras (Tsoura; Jura)

Hungary:

• Cimbalom

• Citera

• Kobza (Kobaz)

Iceland:

• Langspil

India:

• Bulbul tarang

• Ālāpiṇī vīṇā

• Ektara

• Esraj

• Gottuvadhyam veena (Gottu vadyam) (south India)

• Mahanataka veena

• Mohan veena

• Pinaka vina

• Ravanahatha

• Rudra veena

• Santoor

• Sarangi

• Saraswati veena(south India)

• Sarinda

• Sarod

• Seni rabab

• Sitar

• Surbahar (Bass sitar)

• Sursingar

• Tanpura (Tampura)

• Tati (Nagaland)

• Tumbi (north India)

• Veena

• Vichitra veena

• Villu Paatu

Indonesia (see also Borneo):

• Bijol

• Cak (Cuk; Keroncong guitar)

• Dambus

• Gambus selodang

• Hasapi

• Jungga

• Kacapi (Sundanese)(Java)

• Kecapi makassar (Sulawesi)

• Kulcapi karo

• Rebab (Java)

• Sasando

• Situr (Java, Bali)

Iran (Persia):

• Barbat

• Chang (Harp)

• Dutar

• Ghaychak

• Kamancheh

• Mugni

• Qanun

• Rubab

• Rud

• Sallaneh

• Santur

• Sāz

• Setar

• Shahrud

• Shurangiz

• Sorahi

• Tanbur

• Tar

Iraq:

• Qanún/kanun

• Santur/Santoor

Ireland:

• Celtic harp

• Irish bouzouki (Octave mandolin)

Italy:

• Calabrian Lira (Calabria)

• Chitarra battente ("knocking guitar")

• Chitarrone

• Liuto cantabile (Naples)

• Mandolin (Mandolin family)

Japan:

• Biwa

• Ichigenkin

• Gekkin

• Gottan

• Kokyū

• Koto

• Nigenkin

• Shamisen

• Sanshin

• Taishogoto

• Tonkori

Kazakhstan:

• Kobyz

Kenya:

• Nyatiti

• Orutu

Korea:

• Ajaeng

• Dang bipa

• Gayageum

• Geomungo

• Haegeum

• Hyang bipa

• Komungo

• Yanggeum

Kyrgyzstan:

• Kormuz

Latvia:

• kokles

Lebanon:

• Buzuq

Lithuania:

• kanklės

Macedonia:

• Tambura

Madagascar:

• Kabosy

• Llokango voatavo

• Valiha

Madeira:

• Braguinha (Machete de braga)

• Rajão

• Viola de arame (Viola da Madeira)

Malaysia (see also Borneo):

• Gambus

• Gambus Melayu

• Sape

Malawi:

• Bangwe

Mali:

• Goje

Malta:

• Terzin kitarra

Mexico:

• Bajo quinto and Bajo sexto

• Cartonal

• Guitarra conchera

• Guitarra de golpe

• Guitarra de son (Requinto jarocho)

• Guitarra doble

• Guitarra séptima

• Guitarrón mexicano (Guitarrón)

• Huapanguera

• Jarana huasteca

• Jarana jarocha

• Mandolina conchera

• Requinto

• Salterio (Mexico)

• Tricordia

• Vihuela conchera

• Vihuela (Mexican vihuela)

Mongolia:

• Morin khuur

• Naxi (Sugudu; Hubo; Huobusi)

• Sshanz (Shudraga)

• Tobshuur

• Topshur(Khomys)

Morocco:

• Gunbri

• Gunibri

• Lotar

Nepal:

• Sarangi

Nigeria:

• Kontigi

Norway:

• Hardingfele (Hardanger fiddle)

• Langeleik

Panama:

• Mejoranera

• Socavon (Bocona)

Peru:

• Bandurria

• Charango

Philippines:

• Banduria

• Fegereng (Tiruray)

• Kitara

• Kudyapi

• Kudlung (Kudyapi; Fagelung)

• Kutiyapi (Maguindanao)

• Laud

• Octavina

Portugal (see also Azores and Madeira):

• Bandolim

• Banjolim

• Cavaquinho

• Guitarra portuguesa (Portuguese guitar)

• Rajao

• Viola amarantina

• Violão baixa

• Viola beiroa

• Viola braguesa

• Viola campaniça

• Viola de arame

• Viola de fado

• Viola toeira

Puerto Rico:

• Bordonúa

• Cuatro (Puerto Rican cuatro)

• Tiple (Puerto Rican tiple)

• Tres (Puerto Rican tres)

Romania:

• Cobza

• Kontra

• Horn-violin

Russia (see also Tuva):

• Balalaika

• Domra

• Guitar (Russian guitar)

• Gudok

• Gusli

Rwanda:

• Inanga

Sardinia:

• Kithera sarda

Senegal:

• Akonting

Serbia:

• Berda

• Bisernica

• Brac

• Bugarija

• Celo (Celovic)

• Tambura samica (Dangubica)

Slovenia:

• Drone zither

Spain:

• Bandurria

• Guitar (Spanish guitar)

• Guitar (Flamenco guitar)

• Guitarro (Guitarrico)

• Laúd

• Vihuela

Sri Lanka:

• Ravanahatha

Sweden:

• Hummel

• Nyckelharpa

• Swedish Double-decker

Tahiti:

• Tahitian ukulele

Taiwan:

• Yueqin taiwan

Tanzania:

• Zeze

Thailand:

• Grajappi

• Jakhay

• Khim

• Phin

• Saw sam sai

• Sueng

• Sung lisu (Subu)

Turkey:

• Bağlama

• Çeng

• Cümbüş

• Kemenche

• Nevoud

• Saz

• Turkish tambur

• Yaylı tambur

Tunisia:

• Gambara

• Gumbri

Tuva:

• Chanzy

• Doshpuluur

• Igil

Ukraine:

• Bandura

• Kobza

• Starosvitska bandura

• Torban

• Tsymbaly

United States of America:

• (see also Puerto Rico)

• Appalachian dulcimer

• Auto-harp

• Banjo

• Bazantar

• Bowed psaltery

• Chapman stick

• Clavinet

• Diddley bow

• Fiddle

• Guitalele

• Guitar (electric guitar, bass guitar)

• Guitar zither

• Harp guitar

• Hawaiian guitar

• Octofone

• Octobass

• Pedal steel guitar

• Psaltry (Bowed psaltry)

• Resophonic guitar (Dobro; Delvecchio; Triolian)

• Steel Guitar (Hawaii) (Lap steel guitar)

• Strumstick

• Taropatch (Tenor ukulele)

• Tenor violin

• Tiple (American tiple)

• Ukulele (Hawaii)

• Zither (Concert zither)

Venezuela:

• Bandola llanera

• Bandola oriental

• Cuatro

• Cinco

• Cinco y medio

• Seis

Vietnam:

• Đàn bầu

• Đàn day

• Đàn doan (Dan nhat; Dan tu)

• Đàn gáo

• Dan ghita (Luc huyen cam; Vong co guitar)

• Đàn nguyệt (Dan kim)

• Đàn sen

• Đàn tam

• Đàn thập lục

• Dan tinh

• Đàn tranh

• Đàn tỳ bà

• K'ni

• Luc huyen cam

Wales:

• Crwth

• Neola

Zambia:

• Karindula

See also

• List of guitars

References

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