Hackbrett

Variants and adaptations

• Afghanistan – santur
• Austria – Hackbrett
• Bangladesh – santoor
• Belarus – tsymbaly (цымбал)
• Belgium – hakkebord
• Brazil – salterio
• Cambodia – khim
• China – yangqin (扬琴, formerly 洋琴)
• Croatian – cimbal, cimbale, cimbule
• Czech Republic – cimbál
• Denmark – hakkebræt
• France – tympanon
• Germany – Zymbal, Hackbrett
• Greece – Σαντούρι
• Hungary – cimbalom
• India – Santoor
• Iran – santur
• Iraq – santur
• Ireland – tiompan
• Israel – דולצימר פטישים
• Italy – salterio
• Japan – darushimaa (ダルシマー)
• Korea – yanggeum (양금)
• Laos – khim
• Latgalia (Latvia) – cymbala
• Latvia – cimbole
• Lithuania – cimbalai, cimbolai
• Mexico – salterio
• Mongolia – yoochin (ёочин or ёчин)
• Netherlands – hakkebord
• Norway – hakkebrett
• Pakistan – santoor
• Poland – cymbały
• Portugal – salterio
• Romania – țambal
• Russia – цимбалы, dultsimer (дульцимер)
• Serbia – santur (сантур)
• Slovakia – cimbal
• Slovenia – cimbale, oprekelj
• Spain (and Spanish-speaking countries) – salterio, dulcémele
• Sweden – hackbräde, hammarharpa
• Switzerland – Hackbrett
• Thailand – khim
• Turkey – santur
• Tibet – rgyud-mang or yangzi (རྒྱུད་མང་, lit. "many strings")
• Ukraine – tsymbaly (цимбали)
• Uzbekistan – chang
• Vietnam – đàn tam thập lục (lit. "36 strings")
• Yiddish – tsimbl