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Duhalo (n)

(with) definite article: Duhaloto

original: духало(то)

(the) blower / mouthpiece

tube through which the bag of a mouth-blown bagpipe, &c. is inflated

Identical types: 98
Gajda

From "духам" (duham [to blow]); NB¹: In Atanasova English-Bulgarian, "blowpipe" is, oddly, erroneously translated as ручило (ručilo), which is, however, the term for the drone; NB²: ➺ Yugoslavia [?].

Duchalo, Duchavez, Dujalo, Gajdunica, Lapalo, Naduvka, Puavez, Puchalo

Klapa

Sources

Кацарова, Р.Д. [Kacarova, R.D.]: Гайдите на единъ шуменски майсторъ [Иван Гайдарджиев] (Un atelier de cornemuses à Choumen [Ivan Gaïdardjiev]). In: ИНЕМ 12 (София [Sofija], 1936), p.94.

Прашанов, Тодор [Prašanov, Todor]: Начална школа за гайда [Elementary tutor for bagpipe]. [1964: Ръководство за свирене на гайда [Manual for bagpipe playing]]. София [Sofija], 1974 [2], p.6.

Кауфман, Николай (Kaufman, Nikolaj): Българска народна музика [Bulgarian folk music]. София [Sofija], 1977 (2), p.98 (not in D).

Širola, Božidar: Sviraljke s udarnim jezičkom [Aerophones with a beating tongue]. Zagreb, 1937, p.122 (Šumen), 173.