Kisgajdos (-)
(with) definite article: aNEITHER a bagpipe term, NOR related to any of the other instruments treated in this survey
According to Podnos, who refers to János Manga, »Hungarian bagpipers« (1965) as his source, the name of a bagpipe in Sobrance [E of Michalovce] in the Košice region; Meaning "small piper", it is, however, the name of a village (Slovak name: Gajdoš [i.e. piper]) mentioned in a list of place names associated with the former Austro-Hungarian Ung (var)megye [Ung County, now located in Hungary, Slovakia, and Ukraine; former capital: Ungvár, today’s Ужгород (Užhorod, Ukraine)].
Podnos, Theodor H.: Bagpipes and tunings. Detroit, 1974, p.18 (»Manga), 45.