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lit., "a sounding together" (Eng., "symphony"), occurs in Luke 15:25 . In the Sept., Daniel 3:5,7,10,15 , for Aramaic sumponya (not in ver. 7), itself a loan word from the Greek; translated "dulcimer" (RV, marg., "bagpipe").