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Pikak (-)

plural: Pikakha [?]

original: [پیکاخا ؟ / پیکاک ؟]

? [Reed(s) ?]

term used for single beating reeds with the vibrating end of their tongue facing the bore of the tube in which they are inserted

Identical types: 6
Nay amban

Pronunciation with German "umlaut" ["pikäk"] ?

Fikak

? (bridle [No term mentioned (yet)])

Sources

Beladi, MohammadReza [Mohammadreza?]: Nayanban or Iranian bagpipe: How does it work? (YouTube, 2023 [Transcript with corrections ws]).

Web

YouTube (MohammadReza [Mohammadreza?] Beladi: »Nayanban or Iranian bagpipe: How does it work?«), ➺ Transcript: 4:10 - 4:15.