Bagpipe, mouth-blown: nr. of stocks? (chanter type? / [additional] drones? [in ? stocks])

Adharcaidh cuil - Gaeilge

Arġun / Argun - Arabic

Bākura - Sanskrit

Bākura dṛti - Sanskrit

Bigula - Nepali

Bombyx - Greek

Bousine - French

Cabreta - Latin (Middle Latin)

Calamaules - Latin

Čāle-mešk - Kurdish?

Calvette - French

Chevrette - French

Chièvre - French

Chorus - Latin (Middle Latin)

Cornemuse flamande - French

Cornet [?] - French: Occitan [?]

Cuisley cuil - Gaeilge

Douda - ? (Slavonic)

Dreibrümmchen - German

Dudelsack - German* (Austria)

Dudka - Russian

Dudy - Polish

Gajde - Serbo-Croatian

Ghaidā - Arabic (GB transliteration)

Heliḍamuthaḍughī - Bangali

Hornbock - German

Jirba - Arabic (GB transliteration)

Kobzyna - Ukrainian

Koza - Polish

Loure - French

Loure - French

Masaka bājā - Nepali

Multanki - Polish

Musette d’Allemaigne - French

Nāy erbab - Arabic

Nibiles - Ethiopian

Ormfa - Latin

Piffaro - Italian

Pìob meadanach - Gaidhlig

Pišot - Roma (Yugoslavia)

Porkomoutz [?] - Georgian (Kartuli) (F transliteration)

Puzyr’ - Mordvinian? [or Russian?]

Re rǎi - Thai

Sækkepibe / Sække-pibe - Danish

Säkkipilli - Finnish

Sordelina - Spanish (Castilian)

Suflarena - Italian (dialect)

Sunappille - Italian (Calabrian)

Symfonia - Greek

Tibia utricularis / Tibia vtricularis - Latin

Turahī - Nepali

Txaranbel - Euskara (Basque)

Unnaīz - Arabic

·? (a bagpipe [Name not mentioned in available sources]) - French