Some panpipes Etymology
From Pan ( “ Greek god of nature ” ) + pipes
Noun
panpipes pl plural only )
( music ) tubes of different lengths, typically closed at the bottom and open at the top, and is played by blowing across the open end at the top.Translations
musical instrument
Arabic: مِصْفَار m ( miṣfār )
Armenian: սրինգ (hy) ( sring )
Bulgarian: пан-флейта f ( pan-flejta )
Catalan: flauta de Pan (ca) f bufacanyes (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 排笛 ( páidí ) , 潘笛 ( Pāndí ) , 排簫 ／ 排箫 (zh) ( páixiāo )
Czech: panova flétna f
Danish: panfløjte c
Dutch: panfluit (nl) m or f
Estonian: paaniflööt paanivile
Finnish: panhuilu (fi)
French: flûte de Pan (fr) f
Galician: frauta de Pan (gl) f chifre (gl) m
German: Panflöte (de) f
Greek: σύριγγα (el) f ( sýringa )
Ancient: σῦριγξ f ( sûrinx )
Hungarian: pánsíp (hu)
Icelandic: panflauta f
Italian: flauto di Pan m
Japanese: パンパイプ ( panpaipu ) , パンフルート ( panfurūto )
Korean: 팬플룻 ( paenpeullut ) , 팬플루트 ( paenpeulluteu ) , 팬파이프 ( paenpaipeu )
Macedonian: панова флејта f ( panova flejta )
Persian: موسیقار (fa) ( musiqâr )
Polish: fletnia Pana (pl) f
Portuguese: flauta de Pã f
Quechua: siku
Romanian: nai (ro) n
Russian: пан-фле́йта f ( pan-fléjta )
Spanish: zampoña (es) f flauta de Pan f toyo (es) m ( Bolivia ) , sicu (es) m sicuri m siku (es) m ( Andes ) , sikus m ( Andes ) , sikuri (es) m ( Andes ) , siringa (es) f antara (es) f ( Andes ) , guaira (es) f rondador (es) m caramillo (es) m capador m ( Colombia ) , andarilla f ( Peru )
Swedish: panflöjt (sv) c
Tok Pisin: mambu
Turkish: panflüt
Welsh: pipau Pan f
