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Adar andi / Adar aundi / Adar handi (-)

(with) definite article: ?
big / large horn

sound enhancing end of a chanter

Identical types: 33
Tutu

Bell; Bizkaia (Biscay); "andi" in the dialect of Markina-Xemein (Marquina); NB: Pío Fernández mentions the alternative spelling (Adar handia [sic]) in the illustration to his »The ‘Albogues’ in Spain« (➺ website).

Made of cow-horn.

Sources

Barrenechea (Barrenetxea), (Jose) Mariano: Alboka: entorno folklórico (Colaboración de P. Jorge De Riezu), Bilbao, 1976, p.167.

Web

euskaltzaindia.eus (Real Academia de la Lengua Vasca)
Folkworld.eu (Fernández).