0 a wooden musical instrument that you hold against your neck and play by moving a bow (= special stick) across strings -- keman
However, both forms co-occur in the same session with variants showing the expected reduplicative onset : violin-bin and goldfish-poldfish.
What else can be said of one elderly lady who had played the violin all of her life.
Since she could no longer bend her arm sufficiently, she had exchanged the violin for a mouth-organ.
The haptic feedback of elasticity is mapped to the corresponding servomotor for vertical motion, simulating the resilience of a bow pushing into a violin string.
This leaves the second violin to double the soprano at the same pitch.
Also, if you exit the auditorium on the violin side, you're told the men's rooms are on the far side of the hall.
Extensive travelling and playing his violin day and night not only diffuses his musical identity but also depletes his body of strength.
A whole set of envelopes of a violin sound, and the matrix showing the correlation between them.
