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*(''farraiŋŋ'' (m; pl. ''farraiŋŋí'') = early natural horn)

*''lázáf'' (m; pl. ''lázáfa''; Netagin ''ȝâzâf'') = a trombone; exists in many different pitch ranges, such as soprano, alto, tenor, and bass ''lázáfa''

*''~~eannmhochar~~'' (m; pl. ''~~eannmhocharta~~'') = musical saw

*''ennmhochar'' (m; pl. ''ennmhocharta'') = musical saw

*''gafús'' (m; pl. ''gafúsa'') = a slide bassoon

*''misgól'' (m; pl. ''misgóla'') = a slide flute

=====Fixed-pitch=====

*''spúith'' (f; pl. ''~~spúithear~~'') = plucked string instrument with sympathetic strings

*''spúith'' (f; pl. ''spúither'') = plucked string instrument with sympathetic strings

*''jóghám'' (m; pl. ''jógháma'') = a zither

*''tuaim'' (f; pl. ''~~tuaimear~~'') = a reed instrument

*''tuaim'' (f; pl. ''tuaimer'') = a reed instrument

*''fuín'' (m; pl. ''fuíní'') = a drum

*''seomhoidhre'' (m; pl. ''seomhoidhrí'') = some multi-row autoharp thing controlled by a removable isomorphic keyboard (pieces are often written for two or more ''seomhoidhrí'' keyboards that are separated by a tuning offset so that the player has access to different octaves)

*''~~ageacáta~~'' (m; pl. ''~~ageacátaí~~''; Nurian ''aġġiakkātą'') = pasta guitar-like instrument of [[Nurian]] origin, with a bridge to separate two rows of strings that are an octave apart. Common aġġiakkātą models have 21 strings (folk), 29 strings (classical) or 37 strings (deluxe).

*''agecáta'' (m; pl. ''agecátaí''; Nurian ''aġġiakkātą'') = pasta guitar-like instrument of [[Nurian]] origin, with a bridge to separate two rows of strings that are an octave apart. Common aġġiakkātą models have 21 strings (folk), 29 strings (classical) or 37 strings (deluxe).

Tuning to temperaments was done with reference instruments or monochords before the invention of modern electronics.

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 *(''farraiŋŋ'' (m; pl. ''farraiŋŋí'') = early natural horn)
 *''lázáf'' (m; pl. ''lázáfa''; Netagin ''ȝâzâf'') = a trombone; exists in many different pitch ranges, such as soprano, alto, tenor, and bass ''lázáfa''
-*''eannmhochar'' (m; pl. ''eannmhocharta'') = musical saw
+*''ennmhochar'' (m; pl. ''ennmhocharta'') = musical saw
 *''gafús'' (m; pl. ''gafúsa'') = a slide bassoon
 *''misgól'' (m; pl. ''misgóla'') = a slide flute
 =====Fixed-pitch=====
-*''spúith'' (f; pl. ''spúithear'') = plucked string instrument with sympathetic strings
+*''spúith'' (f; pl. ''spúither'') = plucked string instrument with sympathetic strings
 *''jóghám'' (m; pl. ''jógháma'') = a zither
-*''tuaim'' (f; pl. ''tuaimear'') = a reed instrument
+*''tuaim'' (f; pl. ''tuaimer'') = a reed instrument
 *''fuín'' (m; pl. ''fuíní'') = a drum
 *''seomhoidhre'' (m; pl. ''seomhoidhrí'') = some multi-row autoharp thing controlled by a removable isomorphic keyboard (pieces are often written for two or more ''seomhoidhrí'' keyboards that are separated by a tuning offset so that the player has access to different octaves)
-*''ageacáta'' (m; pl. ''ageacátaí''; Nurian ''aġġiakkātą'') = pasta guitar-like instrument of [[Nurian]] origin, with a bridge to separate two rows of strings that are an octave apart. Common aġġiakkātą models have 21 strings (folk), 29 strings (classical) or 37 strings (deluxe).
+*''agecáta'' (m; pl. ''agecátaí''; Nurian ''aġġiakkātą'') = pasta guitar-like instrument of [[Nurian]] origin, with a bridge to separate two rows of strings that are an octave apart. Common aġġiakkātą models have 21 strings (folk), 29 strings (classical) or 37 strings (deluxe).
 Tuning to temperaments was done with reference instruments or monochords before the invention of modern electronics.