bagpipes in Turkish
bagpipes in Turkish is gayda — bagpipes means a wind instrument with an inflatable bag, a melody pipe, and one or more drone pipes that sound continuously as the bag is squeezed.
bagpipes in Turkish
gayda
A musical wind instrument possessing a flexible bag inflated by bellows, a double-reed melody pipe and up to four drone pipes; any aerophone that produces sound using air from a reservoir to vibrate enclosed reeds.
What does "bagpipes" mean?
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noun A wind instrument with an inflatable bag, a melody pipe, and one or more drone pipes that sound continuously as the bag is squeezed.
"A lone piper played the bagpipes as the procession entered the hall."
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bagpipes in a sentence
- A lone piper played the bagpipes as the procession entered the hall.
- Bagpipes are strongly associated with Scottish and Irish traditional music.
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What is "bagpipes" in Turkish?
"bagpipes" in Turkish is gayda. bagpipes means: A wind instrument with an inflatable bag, a melody pipe, and one or more drone pipes that sound continuously as the bag is squeezed.
How do you use "bagpipes" in a sentence?
Example: "A lone piper played the bagpipes as the procession entered the hall." In Turkish, "bagpipes" is gayda.
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