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Names

Armenian Syriac Dohol Persian Georgian

25 related topics

Traditional uses

Zurna Gaida Gadulka Zurna Wind instrument

30 related topics

Construction

Walnut Chestnut Heads

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Playing style

Cornel

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Classification: Percussion instrument (membranophone)
Other names: Tabl, tapan, davul

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Overview

Drum
West Asia
Balkans
Bass sound Bass drum
Treble Treble (sound)

Names

Armenian Armenian language
Syriac Syriac language
Dohol
Persian Persian language
Georgian Georgian language
Turkish Turkish language
Lit. Literal translation
Kurdish Kurdish language
Southern Kurdish Southern Kurdish language
Tamil Tamil language
Sinhala Sinhala language
Goranian Gora dialect
Bulgarian Bulgarian language
Serbian Serbian language
Macedonian Macedonian language
Romanian Romanian language
Arabic Arabic language
Hebrew Hebrew language
Pontic Pontic language
Albanian Albanian language
Hungarian Hungarian language
Greek Greek language
Ancient Greek Ancient Greek language
Tympani
Eardrum

Traditional uses

Zurna Zurla (instrument)
Gaida
Gadulka
Zurna
Wind instrument
Mehter
Janissary
Mijwizand Mijwiz
Minjayra Minjayra?action=edit&redlink=1
Mizmar Mizmar (instrument)
Derbake
Assyrian folk dance
Assyrian folk/pop music
Assyrian people
Dap Daf
Dmblak Goblet drum
Tsiranapogh Duduk
Sring
Shvi
Blul Blul?action=edit&redlink=1
Hy Բլուլ
Parkapzuk
Tavigh Tavigh?action=edit&redlink=1
Hy Տավիղ
Pandir Pandir (instrument)?action=edit&redlink=1
Hy Փանդիռ
Jnar Jnar?action=edit&redlink=1
Hy Ջնար
Kamancha Kamancheh
Oud

Construction

Playing style

Cornel European Cornel

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Davul

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related to Traditional uses · 41

Davul → Albanian, Arab, Arabic, Arada, Armenian, Assyrian, Azerbaijan, Balkans, Bihor, Bulgaria, Bulgarian, Dabke, Derbake, For, In, In Armenia, In Iraq, In Macedonia, In Romania, In The Levant

related to Names · 21

Davul → Albanian, Arabic, Armenian, Bulgarian, Dîweł, Georgian, Goranian, Hebrew, Hungarian, Kurdish, Macedonian, Persian, Pontic, Romanian, Serbian, Sinhala, Some, Southern Kurdish, Syriac, Tamil

related to External links · 5

Davul → Daouli, Discover Turkey, EuropeGreek, German, Janissary

Classification · 1

Davul → Percussion instrument (membranophone)

Other names · 1

Davul → Tabl, tapan, davul

is a · 1

Davul → large double-headed drum that is played with mallets

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Important terminology

drum used tapan names bulgarian also skin played music greek stick thin playing rope dhol turkish daouli often instruments usually

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Davul	Classification	Percussion instrument (membranophone)	1.00	infobox
Davul	Other names	Tabl, tapan, davul	1.00	infobox
Davul	is a	large double-headed drum that is played with mallets	0.90	text
the zurna	instance of	tapans are most often used to accompany other instruments	0.80	text
gaida	instance of	tapans are most often used to accompany other instruments	0.80	text
while in Bulgaria they usually accompany gaida	instance of	tapans are most often used to accompany other instruments	0.80	text
gadulka	instance of	tapans are most often used to accompany other instruments	0.80	text
weddings	instance of	For centuries the tapan is irreplaceable at Bulgarian village festivities	0.80	text
celebrations of patron saints of homes	instance of	For centuries the tapan is irreplaceable at Bulgarian village festivities	0.80	text
villages	instance of	For centuries the tapan is irreplaceable at Bulgarian village festivities	0.80	text
the dap	instance of	usually along with other drums	0.80	text
the dmblak	instance of	usually along with other drums	0.80	text

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