According to Flood, a Hebrew term meaning "a pipe or bagpipe, or wind instrument in general" (German equivalent: "Pfeife"), which he considers a more satisfactory translation […] than "organ"; »Smith’s Bible Dictionary« (1884) defines the term as "The syrinx, pandean pipe or bagpipe (ugab), translated "organ" (➺ Genesis 4:21)", but in [M.G.] »Easton’s Bible Dictionary« (1897) it is rendered as [A (➺ Jubal)] "organ" (Heb. ugab, properly "mouth-organ" or Pan’s pipe), and [B (➺ Music, instr.)] "probably the so-called Pan’s pipes or syrinx"; Stainer introduces the term with a question: "Was the ugab a syrinx [panpipe; ws] or an organ? (NB: ➺ p.97).