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Definition of panpipe - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
musicRare musical instrument with pipes of different lengths blown across the topRare
- He played a tune on the panpipe.
- The panpipe added a mystical sound to the concert.
- He learned to play the panpipe in Peru.
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musical instrument with pipes of different lengths blown across the top
Origin of panpipe
Greek, pan (all) + pipe (musical instrument)
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- French:syrinx, ...
- German:Panflöte, ...
- Italian:flauto di Pan, ...
- Spanish:zampoña, ...
- Portuguese:panela de tubo, ...
- Chinese:潘笛, ...
- Japanese:パンパイプ, ...
- Arabic:نَاي الأَنابِيب, ...
- Hebrew:חֲלִיל פַּאן, ...
- Russian:пан-флейта, ...
- Ukrainian:панфлейта, ...
- Hindi:पैन बाँसुरी, ...
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