Masaka bājā (gender unknown)
original: मसक बाजा
Bagpipe, mouth-blown: 4 stocks (a: single chanter / b: 3 drones in 3 stocks)
Term probably used exclusively for the (originally imported, later also locally produced) Highland bagpipe; NB¹: "bājā" seems to indicate any [?] musical instrument;
NB²: ➺ Nepal.
Deva, B. Chaitanya: Musical instruments of India: their history and development. Calcutta, 1978, ➺ p.258*.
Pathak, R.C.: Bhargava’s standard illustrated dictionary of the Hindi language (Hindi-English ed.). Benares, ? (2, revised), p.798 & Pathak (2) (bagpipe).