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Furia [?] (f)

(with) definite article: ? [sa?]
plural: Furias; (with) definite article: is
(the) ?

section of a melody that doesn’t have the ordinary form

No identical types known (yet).
Pikkiada

Section of a melody that doesn’t have the ordinary form of a Pikkiada, played when able dancers execute sheer acrobatic exercises; Weis Bentzon treats the term consistently as a "plural only" term, but Bakx, who refers to him as his main source, oddly uses the singular form only.

Arrošada, Bell’ arosa, Marginesa

Sources

Weis Bentzon, Andreas Fridolin: The launeddas: a Sardinian folk music instrument. Copenhagen, 1969, p.63 (is Furias).

Bakx, Phons: De launeddas: rietinstrument van de Sarden. Middelburg, 1995, p.52 (sa Furia).