Mešina (f)
original: мешина
air reservoir: flexible (usually of animal skin), ready for the insertion of stocks
From мех (meh [bellows / wineskin / goatskin]); Ribare [SSE of Svrljig], NB: ➺ homonyms.
Preferably made of goatskin, but sheepskin is used as well.
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