Definition of taiko in English:

taiko

nounPlural taikosˈtʌɪkəʊˈtīkō

A Japanese barrel-shaped drum.
日本太鼓
Example sentencesExamples
- Trained in the intensive art of taiko, they can drum loud enough to be heard back in Japan.
- They claim to be reinvigorating Japan's ancient ritual love affair with the taiko - the folkloric drum - for a new age, and, with their trendy black attire and funky hairdos, they certainly look the part.
- The first thing I started playing was the taiko.
- TaikOz has established itself as one of Australia's most energetic and exciting drumming groups, combining the power of the traditional Japanese taiko with the etheral tones of the bamboo shakuhachi.
- The rain clouds had been threatening for a couple of days already, riding the slowest-moving typhoon I've ever awaited, but nothing can stand in the way of our pursuit of the finest taiko.
- TaikOz performs music by Japanese and Australian composers using Japanese taiko and shakuhachi (bamboo flute).
- The group is led by Michael Naishtut from New York who founded Akaoni Daiko and has been playing taiko for eight years.
- Our souls are represented by the music from our taiko,’ explains Masa Ogawa.

Origin

Late 19th century: Japanese.

Definition of taiko in US English:

taiko

nounˈtīkō

A Japanese barrel-shaped drum.
日本太鼓
Example sentencesExamples
- Trained in the intensive art of taiko, they can drum loud enough to be heard back in Japan.
- TaikOz performs music by Japanese and Australian composers using Japanese taiko and shakuhachi (bamboo flute).
- The first thing I started playing was the taiko.
- Our souls are represented by the music from our taiko,’ explains Masa Ogawa.
- The group is led by Michael Naishtut from New York who founded Akaoni Daiko and has been playing taiko for eight years.
- TaikOz has established itself as one of Australia's most energetic and exciting drumming groups, combining the power of the traditional Japanese taiko with the etheral tones of the bamboo shakuhachi.
- They claim to be reinvigorating Japan's ancient ritual love affair with the taiko - the folkloric drum - for a new age, and, with their trendy black attire and funky hairdos, they certainly look the part.
- The rain clouds had been threatening for a couple of days already, riding the slowest-moving typhoon I've ever awaited, but nothing can stand in the way of our pursuit of the finest taiko.

Origin

Late 19th century: Japanese.

词汇	taiko
释义	Definition of taiko in English: taiko nounPlural taikosˈtʌɪkəʊˈtīkō A Japanese barrel-shaped drum. 日本太鼓 Example sentencesExamples Trained in the intensive art of taiko, they can drum loud enough to be heard back in Japan. They claim to be reinvigorating Japan's ancient ritual love affair with the taiko - the folkloric drum - for a new age, and, with their trendy black attire and funky hairdos, they certainly look the part. The first thing I started playing was the taiko. TaikOz has established itself as one of Australia's most energetic and exciting drumming groups, combining the power of the traditional Japanese taiko with the etheral tones of the bamboo shakuhachi. The rain clouds had been threatening for a couple of days already, riding the slowest-moving typhoon I've ever awaited, but nothing can stand in the way of our pursuit of the finest taiko. TaikOz performs music by Japanese and Australian composers using Japanese taiko and shakuhachi (bamboo flute). The group is led by Michael Naishtut from New York who founded Akaoni Daiko and has been playing taiko for eight years. Our souls are represented by the music from our taiko,’ explains Masa Ogawa. Origin Late 19th century: Japanese. Definition of taiko in US English: taiko nounˈtīkō A Japanese barrel-shaped drum. 日本太鼓 Example sentencesExamples Trained in the intensive art of taiko, they can drum loud enough to be heard back in Japan. TaikOz performs music by Japanese and Australian composers using Japanese taiko and shakuhachi (bamboo flute). The first thing I started playing was the taiko. Our souls are represented by the music from our taiko,’ explains Masa Ogawa. The group is led by Michael Naishtut from New York who founded Akaoni Daiko and has been playing taiko for eight years. TaikOz has established itself as one of Australia's most energetic and exciting drumming groups, combining the power of the traditional Japanese taiko with the etheral tones of the bamboo shakuhachi. They claim to be reinvigorating Japan's ancient ritual love affair with the taiko - the folkloric drum - for a new age, and, with their trendy black attire and funky hairdos, they certainly look the part. The rain clouds had been threatening for a couple of days already, riding the slowest-moving typhoon I've ever awaited, but nothing can stand in the way of our pursuit of the finest taiko. Origin Late 19th century: Japanese.
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