From "prebirati" [to select / choose / play on a string instrument]; Term introduced by Širola; With a separate pit for each finger; Main regional characteristics: Istria and Kvarner islands: comparatively small, rectangular, very flat in cross-section, slightly diverging bores, finger-pits relatively shallow; Otišić: sides and bores downwards divergent, slightly oval in cross-section¹; Žegar: rectangular, flat in cross-section*, slightly diverging bores; Zelovo: rectangular, flat in cross-section, parallel bores; *NB: according to Širola, Otišić chanters have a flat cross-section, those from Žegar an oval one, but several pictures seem to suggest the contrary.

Visible length: 120 mm (Brest)-180 mm; Type 1: Brest; Type 2: Grobinština region, Kastav region; Type 3: Gacka river valley, Kvarner islands, Žegar, and Zelovo; Type 4: Otišić; Type 5: Dolac and Sinjska Krajina region; Type 6: Grabje; Type 7: according to Leydi (1989); NB: types 2, 3 and 4 can be mirrored; Measures according to Leydi (1979): 180-290 mm.

Bribirača, Diple, Diple na dva struka, Diplice, Dulac, Duplica, Duplice, Gunga, Mišnice, Mišnjice, Preberanica, Prebirač, Prebirače, Prebirala, Prebiralica, Prebiralnica, Prebiranica, Pribirač, Pribirala, Surla / Šurla, Surlica, Svirale, Sviralica, Sviraljka, Vidulica, Vidulice, Zurla

Budža sa strane, Duplje, Misto za prst, Rupica