Musical instruments--Asia, Central
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Names and connections
- Narrower: Dutār
- Narrower: Dömbra (Two-stringed lute)
- Narrower: Ghichak
- Narrower: Komuz
- Narrower: Kopuz
- Narrower: Morin huur
- Narrower: Nāy
- Narrower: Qobuz (Fiddle)
- Narrower: Saz
- Narrower: Setār (Iranian musical instrument)
- Narrower: Sybyzghy
- Narrower: Tar (Lute)
- Narrower: Tsuur
- Narrower: Ṭanbūr
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