koauau
shepherd's pipe
flageolet
treble recorder
whistle
tin whistle
pennywhistle
zhuihu
fretless
xiao
Irish flute
xun
tabor pipe
suling
musette pipe
ajouag
hyperbass flute
shamisen
samisen
pipes of Pan
koto
ney
yazh
washint
fluteless
cowbell
tiorbino
baitholder
yumi
danso
musette
dihu
mejoranera
svirel
sanxian
Aberdeen hook
quena
fingerboard
fluviol
German flute
trigonon
bodkin
yueqin
handline
sound post
flexatone
chaunter
plectrum
plectron
vertical flute
pick
pibgorn
floghera
musical bow
tonette
cocus wood
tibia
angklung
crwth
sourdeline
alboka
mbira
aulos
hotchiku
jinghu
fluting
ryūteki
garmon
xiqin
kubing
drone
Thai stick
clavichord
bow grip
kernei
shakuhachi
peg
piccolo
trumpet
mandocello
clavicylinder
gyil
quenacho
tip
spinet
temple block
striga
sole
pandura
pitchpipe
clarsach
handboard
chirimia
headjoint
pen
nail violin

English words for 'A small Māori flute, ductless and notchless, with three to six fingerholes.'

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