Literally: (the) "Bulgarian" flute (or whistle); Term (nickname) for a Cimpoi chanter with 7 fingerholes + a thumbhole (i.e. similar to the common Bulgarian Gajdunica); Oddly, Baines misinterprets this, suggesting that "the [entire] instrument is sometimes termed Bulgarian" (➺ p.85), which is probably the reason why "Its affinities are not at all clear" to him; The context in which he repeats the adjective (➺ p.87) increases the confusion, easily leading to be misinterpreted as a nonexistent Wallachian Cimpoi with a 2nd (very small) drone, which is, moreover, ignorantly misinterpreted by Marcuse, who, in turn, completely erroneously claims that the Macedonian Gajda with a Slagarče is sometimes called "Bulgarian" (which, consequently, can be dismissed as utter nonsense); NB¹: ➺ Cimpoi "bulgăresc"; NB²: ➺ similar terms.