Definition of Tympanon. Meaning of Tympanon. Synonyms of Tympanon

- cimbale, cimbule Czech Republic – cimbál Denmark – hakkebræt France – tympanon Germany – Zymbal, Hackbrett Greece – Σαντούρι Hungary – cimbalom India...
- attendant, holding a phiale (a dish for making libations to the gods) and a tympanon (a hand drum). Both were Gr**** innovations to her iconography and reflect...
- – cimbal, cimbale Czech Republic – cimbál Denmark – hakkebræt France – tympanon Germany – Hackbrett Greece – santouri Hungary – cimbalom India – santoor...
- tímpano and timpani all derive from the Latin tympănum, from the Gr**** týmpanon, meaning drum. (The Spanish word for drum, tambor, although similar, actually...
- cults emplo**** rhythmic, raucous chants and dances, accompanied by the tympanon (a wide, handheld drum), to provoke a religious ecstasy. Her priests impersonated...
- Saint Ignatius of Constantinople Ignatius of Constantinople, Northern tympanon, Hagia Sophia, Istanbul Patriarch of Constantinople Born 798 Constantinople...
- kettle drum (height 120 cm, diameter of the tympanon 77 cm) is decorated with eight stars on the tympanon, and human masks on the body. It contained human...
- boots Persona masks Bullroarer Salpinx, long, straight trumpet Pan flute Tympanon, a frame drum Liknon, sacred basket with fig Musk, civet, frankincense...
- Monastery of Glajor Spitakavor Monastery, completed by Amir Hasan II in 1321. Tympanon of Spitakavor Monastery Crooked cross of Spitakavor Monastery Nersessian...
- enthroned, her hand resting on an attendant lion and the other holding the tympanon, a circular frame drum, similar to a tambourine. The Phrygians also venerated...