IPA: //ˈsɪðər//
KK: /ˈsɪðər/
A type of stringed musical instrument similar to a lute, often played with a plectrum.
The musician played a beautiful melody on the cither during the concert.
The word 'cither' originates from Middle English 'cither', which is derived from Old English 'cither', meaning 'either'. It is used to indicate one of two options or alternatives.
Think of 'either' as a way to choose between two options, and remember that 'cither' serves a similar purpose.