English
A bass guitar.
Noun
bass guitar (plural bass guitars)
- (music) A long-necked and solid-bodied stringed instrument (chordophone), tuned to produce bass or low notes, usually with a fretted fingerboard and four thick strings, and requiring the use of an amplifier.
Derived terms
See also
- Appendix:Glossary of chordophones
References
Translations
stringed musical instrument
- Afrikaans: baskitaar
- Armenian: բաս կիթառ (bas kitʿaṙ)
- Belarusian: бас-гітара f (bas-hitara)
- Catalan: baix (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 電貝斯 (zh), 电贝斯 (zh) (diànbèisī), 貝斯吉他 (zh), 贝斯吉他 (zh) (bèisī jítā), 低音吉他 (dīyīn jítā), 貝斯 (zh) (bèisī)
- Czech: baskytara f, basová kytara f
- Danish: basguitar
- Dutch: basgitaar (nl), bas (nl)
- Esperanto: basgitaro, malalta
- Finnish: bassokitara (fi), basso (fi)
- French: guitare basse (fr) f
- Georgian: ბას გიტარა f (bas giṭara)
- German: Bassgitarre f, Bass (de) m
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- Hungarian: basszusgitár (hu)
- Italian: chitarra bassa f, basso (it) m
- Japanese: ベースギター (bēsugitā), ベース (ja) (bēsu)
- Kannada: ಗಿಟಾರ್ (giṭār)
- Korean: 베이스 기타 (beiseu gita)
- Navajo: agaanstsiin bizhítsohígíí
- Norwegian: bassgitar m, bass (no) m
- Polish: gitara basowa f
- Portuguese: contrabaixo (pt) m, baixo (pt) m
- Romanian: chitară bas f
- Russian: бас-гита́ра (ru) f (bas-gitára), бас (ru) m (bas)
- Serbo-Croatian: bas gitara
- Spanish: guitarra baja f, bajo (es) m
- Swedish: basgitarr c, bas (sv) c
- Thai: กีตาร์เบส (kītār̒ bes̄)
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