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Fysitari / Fysitiri (n)

(with) definite article: to

original: φυσιτάρι, φυσιτήρι (το)

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tube through which the bag of a mouth-blown bagpipe, &c. is inflated

Identical types: 98
Tsabouna

From φυσάω (fysao [to blow]).

Bouzounas, Flomos, Fouskotari, Fysero, Karelli, Kokkalo, Masouri, Piboli, Sifouni, ·? (blowpipe: remaining designations [not mentioned in available sources])

Tapa

Sources

Anoyanakis, Fivos: Greek popular musical instruments [Title on cover: »Greek folk musical instruments«]. Athens, 1979, p.179.

Ανωγειανάκης, Φοίβος [Anoyanakis, Fivos]: Ελληνικά λαϊκά μουσικά όργανα. Αθήνα [Athens], 1979, p.168.

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