- skrabalai
- 1 skrabalaĩ sm. pl. (3b) DŽ, MuzŽ lietuvių liaudies mušamasis instrumentas: Iki XIX a. pabaigos skrabalais buvo pritariama smuikui arba armonikai MLTEIII226.
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