Mih (m)
Hrvatsko Primorje region; Istria (Žminj); Kvarner islands (Cres; Krk (Baška; Poljica; Stara Baška) and Vrbnik (➺ Mišnjice); NB¹: ➺ Meh [synonym of Mješnica]); Lošinj; Molat; Susak); Male Dražice; According to Marušić/Tombesi the name used by the Croats of Istria for the bagipe with "united" chanters (NB²: ➺ synonyms: Mih na mišnice, and Mihur; NB³: ➺ Šurle); Podnos, obviously being unfamiliar with the Serbo-Croatian language, ignorantly calls this "an abbreviated name"; NB4: ➺ homonyms.
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