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gitterns's Usage Examples:

medieval records describe instruments that in modern times are classified as gitterns.

tharte by touche of coarde or winde: Laye downe your lutes and let your gitterns rest.

Most gitterns were depicted as having three or (more commonly).

(see Bletschacher, 1978, and Layer, 1978) The gitterns and mandores had typical scale lengths of 30 centimeters to 40 centimeters.

As a result of this uncertainty, many modern sources refer to gitterns as mandoras, and to citoles as gitterns.

uncertainty, many modern sources refer to gitterns as mandoras, and to citoles as gitterns.

the concepts needed to quickly switch to the newly arriving lutes and gitterns.

Unlike the lute, most pegboxes on gitterns ended in a carving of a human or animal head.

France had a history with the mandolin family going back centuries, to the gitterns (12th-14th centuries), and the mandore arrived from Spain about 1570.

During the late Middle Ages, gitterns called "guitars" were in use, but their construction and tuning was different.