Bibiki (n)
(with) definite article: tooriginal: μπιμπίκι (το) ((τα) μπιμπίκια)
reed consisting of a base (the Body) with a vibrating blade (the Tongue)
NB¹: Gioielli erroneously spells the plural form "bibikie"; NB²: ➺ homonym (reed of Gaida).
Usually up-cut; Bagpipers of many islands and the Greeks of the Black Sea region prefer down-cut reeds, saying that these give a sweeter voice.
Chabiolaki, Madoura, Madouraki, Pirpingi, Tsabouna, Tsabouni, Tsambi, ·? (reed: single: remaining designations [not mentioned in available sources])
Anoyanakis, Fivos: Greek popular musical instruments [Title on cover: »Greek folk musical instruments«]. Athens, 1979, p.180.
Ανωγειανάκης, Φοίβος [Anoyanakis, Fivos]: Ελληνικά λαϊκά μουσικά όργανα. Αθήνα [Athens], 1979, p.179.
Gioielli, Mauro: Bagpipes in Greece (Zampogne in Grecia). In: Utriculus 3;4 (12), ottobre-dicembre 1994, p.12 (bibikie).