IPA: //ˈvaɪbrəˌhɑrp//
KK: /ˈvaɪbrəˌhɑrp/
A musical instrument similar to a vibraphone, typically featuring metal bars that produce sound when struck, often used in jazz and orchestral music.
The vibraharp added a unique sound to the jazz ensemble's performance.
Vibraharp → The word is formed from "vibra-" (from Latin "vibrare", meaning to vibrate) and "harp" (from Old English "hearpe", meaning a stringed musical instrument). The term "vibraharp" refers to a musical instrument that produces sound through vibrations, similar to a harp.
Think of 'vibrating' ('vibra-') strings like those on a harp, which helps you remember that a vibraharp is a musical instrument that creates sound through vibrations.
No commonly confused words.